🎨 Palette: Enhance architecture diagram semantics and visual hierarchy#58
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- Add title to Mermaid diagram for clarity and accessibility. - Use semantic node shapes: stadium for Kubernetes cluster, hexagons for specialized components (Quantum Scheduler, aSHARD). - Add missing aSHARD VRAM Pinning component to the infrastructure layer. - Update connection flow to accurately reflect resource orchestration. - Apply dashed borders to subgraphs for better visual distinction between layers. Co-authored-by: igor-holt <125706350+igor-holt@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request updates the architecture diagram in the README.md file by adding a title, modifying node shapes, introducing the ASHARD component, and styling the subgraphs with dashed borders. The reviewer suggested changing the space-separated values in the stroke-dasharray styles to comma-separated values to prevent potential parsing errors in some Mermaid renderers.
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Using spaces in style property values (such as stroke-dasharray: 5 5) can cause parsing errors in some Mermaid renderers, as spaces are often interpreted as delimiters between different style properties. Using a comma-separated value like stroke-dasharray: 5,5 or a single value like stroke-dasharray: 5 is more robust and widely compatible.
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| style Infrastructure stroke-dasharray: 5 5 | |
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| style Orchestration stroke-dasharray: 5,5 | |
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🎨 Palette: Enhance architecture diagram semantics and visual hierarchy
💡 What
Enhanced the architecture diagram in
README.mdusing Mermaid's semantic features and more granular components:K8sto use a stadium shape([ ... ]).QS(Quantum Scheduler) to use a hexagon shape{{ ... }}.aSHARD VRAM Pinningas a hexagon node in the Infrastructure layer.stroke-dasharray: 5 5to subgraph borders for better layering distinction.🎯 Why
In infrastructure-heavy projects like Arbiter, the
README.mdserves as the primary user interface. A clear, well-structured architecture diagram provides immediate cognitive relief for developers trying to understand how low-level hardware management interacts with cloud-native scheduling. Adding theaSHARDcomponent ensures the diagram accurately represents the project's dual nature as described in the documentation.♿ Accessibility
titleto the Mermaid diagram, which can be interpreted by screen readers and provides immediate context.PR created automatically by Jules for task 551405071057777739 started by Igor Holt (@igor-holt)