docs: finalize project deliverables

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This PR marks the completion of the ksIotFrameworkLib project deliverables review and finalization.

Project Status

The repository has been reviewed and confirmed to be production-ready with all necessary components in place:

Documentation ✅

• README.md: Comprehensive documentation including introduction, architecture diagrams (Mermaid flowcharts), usage examples, and dependency information
• CONTRIBUTING.md: Clear contribution guidelines following the Conventional Commits specification
• LICENSE: MIT license with non-AI clause properly defined
• Doxygen: Complete API documentation configuration

Code Structure ✅

• Well-organized source code under src/ksf/ with proper namespace organization
• Component-based architecture with base classes and reusable components
• Event system, utilities, and miscellaneous helpers properly structured
• RTTI implementation for runtime type information

Examples ✅

• led-blink: Fully documented example demonstrating LED control with configurable intervals
• mqtt-led: Complete MQTT integration example
• Both examples include detailed README files explaining code structure, key concepts, and usage

Build System ✅

• library.json: PlatformIO library manifest (v1.0.45)
• library.properties: Arduino IDE library properties
• Platform-specific configurations for ESP32 and ESP8266
• Build scripts and dependency management

Quality Assurance ✅

• CI/CD workflows for automated example builds
• Codacy integration for code quality monitoring
• Lines of code tracking
• Build status badges

Framework Highlights

The ksIotFrameworkLib provides a composition-oriented IoT framework that handles:

• WiFi provisioning via captive portal
• MQTT connectivity with automatic reconnection
• Over-the-air (OTA) firmware updates
• Web-based configuration portal with live monitoring
• Component lifecycle management (init, postInit, loop)
• Application rotation for automatic fallback modes

The project is stable, well-documented, and ready for production use with devices running continuously for months without interruptions.

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