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Add comprehensive documentation for Arbiter system - #9
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This pull request introduces detailed documentation for the Arbiter system, including:
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md): Overview of Arbiter's components, communication flow, task execution patterns, and concurrency models, along with an architecture diagram.docs/USAGE.md): Instructions for setup, task creation, task execution patterns, and advanced features.docs/API_REFERENCE.md): Comprehensive reference for all classes and methods.docs/TESTS.md): Explanation of the test suite and instructions for running tests.docs/index.md): Overview of the Arbiter system and links to all documentation sections.This documentation aims to provide a clear understanding of the system's architecture, usage, and troubleshooting.
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