- Deleted the ImGui Widget Testing Guide as it is no longer needed.
- Updated the main documentation index to reflect the new Dungeon Editor Guide location.
- Revised z3ed README to clarify core capabilities and quick start instructions.
- Removed the developer guide for z3ed as its content is now integrated into other documentation.
- Enhanced the architecture section to provide a clearer overview of the z3ed system components.
- Updated command references and added details on agent commands and workflows.
- Remove comprehensive analysis document for ZScream vs YAZE.
- Add new streamlined analysis document focusing on key findings and differences.
- Consolidate findings on expansion detection, coordinate calculations, and data loading.
- Highlight improvements in error handling and entrance expansion detection in YAZE.
- Updated `.clang-tidy` and `.clangd` configurations for improved code quality checks and diagnostics.
- Added new submodules for JSON and HTTP libraries to support future features.
- Refined README and documentation files to standardize naming conventions and improve clarity.
- Introduced a new command palette in the CLI for easier command access and execution.
- Implemented various CLI handlers for managing ROM, sprites, palettes, and dungeon functionalities.
- Enhanced the TUI components for better user interaction and command execution.
- Added AI service integration for generating commands based on user prompts, expanding the CLI's capabilities.
- Deleted the `dungeon_editor_bottleneck_analysis.md`, `editor_performance_monitoring_setup.md`, `lazy_loading_optimization_summary.md`, and `overworld_optimization_status.md` files as they are no longer relevant to the current optimization strategies and performance monitoring efforts.
- This cleanup helps streamline the documentation and focuses on the most up-to-date performance insights and optimization techniques.
- Introduced a detailed comparison document highlighting the functional equivalence between ZScream (C#) and YAZE (C++) overworld loading logic.
- Verified key areas such as tile loading, expansion detection, map decompression, and coordinate calculations, confirming consistent behavior across both implementations.
- Documented differences and improvements in YAZE, including enhanced error handling and memory management.
- Provided validation results from integration tests ensuring data integrity and compatibility with existing ROMs.
