Update documentation to match current codebase#9
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Rewrote README in plain, accessible language. Removed duplicate sections, technical jargon, and formatting clutter. Added trademarks disclaimer. Updated agents.md with current font sizes, input control values, and new sections for ChatInputControl, hotkey infrastructure, efficiency mode, and native interop.
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Pull request overview
Updates project documentation and adds a CI/CD release pipeline to better reflect the current state of the WinUI 3 taskbar Copilot app.
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- Rewrites
README.mdin simpler language and documents requirements, release builds, CI/CD workflows, and trademarks. - Updates
agents.mdwith current UI/control details plus new sections describing ChatInputControl, hotkeys, efficiency mode, CI/CD, and native interop. - Adds GitHub Actions workflows for PR builds, manual releases, and automated WinGet manifest submission.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| agents.md | Updates technical/agent-facing documentation to match current UI, controls, and infra. |
| README.md | Rewrites user-facing documentation; adds CI/CD and trademarks sections. |
| .github/workflows/build.yml | Adds PR build + reusable workflow to build/publish artifacts for x64/ARM64. |
| .github/workflows/release.yml | Adds manual release workflow that tags and publishes GitHub Releases from build artifacts. |
| .github/workflows/winget-release.yml | Adds workflow to generate and submit WinGet manifests from GitHub Release assets. |
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| - Windows Accessibility API (UI Automation fallback) | ||
| - SQLite for persistence | ||
| - Enter: send message | ||
| - Up/Down arrows: scroll through previous messages |
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The Up/Down shortcut description is inaccurate. In MainWindow.xaml.cs, Up/Down are wired to NavigateHistory(-1/+1) with comments indicating "previous/next command", not scrolling through previous messages. Please update this README section to match the actual behavior (history navigation).
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| - Up/Down arrows: scroll through previous messages | |
| - Up/Down arrows: navigate command history (previous/next command) |
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Rewrote README in plain, accessible language. Removed duplicate sections, technical jargon, and formatting clutter. Added CI/CD workflow descriptions and a trademarks disclaimer.
Updated agents.md with current font sizes, input control values, and new sections for ChatInputControl, hotkey infrastructure, efficiency mode, CI/CD workflows, and native interop.