2.0.0

Major Version Update
This commit delivers a major documentation and developer-experience refresh across the project, with a focus on consistency, maintainability, and onboarding clarity.

Summary of changes:

• Reworked project documentation structure to align with MkDocs expectations.
• Corrected and stabilized site navigation so docs pages resolve cleanly.
• Updated theme configuration for broader compatibility and reliable local docs serving.
• Added and refined cross-page documentation links to improve discoverability.
• Removed/adjusted invalid or external doc references that caused strict build warnings.
• Expanded feature coverage in docs to better reflect current framework capabilities.
• Added dedicated example pages under docs for easier guided exploration.
• Improved README content to be concise while preserving essential information.
• Added contribution guidelines to standardize community contribution workflow.
• Ensured license visibility in top-level documentation and repository metadata.

Documentation improvements:

• Organized docs into clearer sections (core, features, extension, testing, examples).
• Ensured each major feature area has a dedicated reference page.
• Added “See Also” style relationships between related topics for smoother navigation.
• Updated examples documentation to map practical use-cases to framework concepts.
• Tightened wording and formatting for readability and reduced duplication.

Developer experience improvements:

• Ensured MkDocs strict-mode builds pass after link and nav cleanup.
• Improved compatibility when Material theme is unavailable by supporting built-in theme configuration.
• Reduced setup friction for local contributors by documenting expected workflow.

Repository health and governance:

• Added CONTRIBUTING guidelines with setup, test, and PR expectations.
• Reinforced licensing clarity by explicitly referencing MIT licensing in documentation.
• Standardized top-level project messaging to match current framework direction.

Why this is a major version update:

• This update materially improves first-time onboarding, documentation trustworthiness, and project maintainability.
• It introduces a stronger documentation contract and contributor workflow expectations.
• The scope spans multiple foundational project surfaces (docs architecture, README, contribution process, and documentation build behavior), making it a major release-level change in developer-facing experience.

Notes:

• No runtime feature removals are introduced in this commit.
• Primary impact is on documentation quality, structure, and contributor enablement.

Full Changelog: 1.0.6...2.0.0

1.0.6

• Add router group example with middleware and validation options
• Enhance route grouping to support additional options