🎨 Palette: [UX improvement] Enhance architecture diagram accessibility and clarity#62
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- Added semantic node shapes (stadium for workloads/clusters, hexagons for logic). - Included missing aSHARD VRAM Pinning component. - Added diagram title for accessibility. - Applied dashed borders to architectural subgraphs for better visual hierarchy. Co-authored-by: igor-holt <125706350+igor-holt@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request updates the design guidelines in .Jules/palette.md and applies them to the architecture diagram in README.md by adding a title, using semantic node shapes, and introducing new components. The review feedback correctly identifies that the <--> syntax used for bidirectional arrows is unsupported in standard Mermaid flowcharts and will cause rendering errors, offering a constructive suggestion to split them into separate directed edges.
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Mermaid flowcharts do not support the <--> syntax for bidirectional arrows. Using <--> will result in a parsing/rendering error in standard Mermaid renderers (including GitHub's native viewer). To represent bidirectional relationships, you should define two separate directed edges (e.g., A --> B and B --> A).
| K8s <--> Arbiter | |
| Arbiter <--> QS | |
| Arbiter <--> BM | |
| Arbiter <--> ASH | |
| ASH <--> BM | |
| K8s --> Arbiter | |
| Arbiter --> K8s | |
| Arbiter --> QS | |
| QS --> Arbiter | |
| Arbiter --> ASH | |
| ASH --> Arbiter | |
| ASH --> BM | |
| BM --> ASH |
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💡 What: Enhanced the architecture diagram in README.md with semantic node shapes, improved component connectivity (added aSHARD VRAM pinning), and dashed subgraph borders. Added a title to the Mermaid diagram.
🎯 Why: Improves Developer Experience (DX) by providing a more accurate and visually distinct representation of the system architecture.
♿ Accessibility: Added an explicit title to the Mermaid diagram for better context and used dashed borders for better visual separation of system layers.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 6761720974113973400 started by Igor Holt (@igor-holt)