refactor: flatten project structure to src-level organization

[KubrickCode]

Restructured nested src/extension/src/ hierarchy to src-level flat organization with extension and view at equal depth

• src/extension/: entry point only (main.ts)
• src/internal/: private implementation (managers, providers, adapters)
• src/pkg/: public API (types, constants)
• src/tests/: integration tests (*.test.ts → *.spec.ts)
• src/view/: React configuration UI (renamed from web-view)
• src/shared/: shared types/constants between Extension and View

fix #76

[KubrickCode]

/gemini review

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a significant refactoring of the project's directory structure. The primary goal is to establish a clearer separation between different components of the application, such as the extension's entry point, internal logic, public API, and the user interface. This reorganization aims to enhance maintainability, readability, and scalability by providing a more intuitive and flat hierarchy at the src level.

Highlights

• Project Structure Refactoring: The core project structure has been flattened and reorganized to improve clarity and separation of concerns. The previous src/extension/src/ hierarchy has been replaced with a src-level organization.
• New Directory Layout: New top-level directories under src/ have been introduced: extension/ for the main entry point, internal/ for private implementations, pkg/ for public API elements (types, constants), tests/ for integration tests, view/ for the React UI, and shared/ for common types/constants.
• Webview Renaming: The src/web-view/ directory has been renamed to src/view/ to better reflect its purpose as the React configuration UI.
• Test File Renaming and Relocation: All test files have been renamed from *.test.ts to *.spec.ts and moved into the new src/tests/ directory, centralizing test files and aligning with common testing conventions.
• Build and Configuration Updates: The justfile and jest.config.js have been updated to reflect the new file paths and directory structure, ensuring that build, linting, and testing processes continue to function correctly.

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Code Review

This pull request is a significant refactoring that flattens the project structure, which is a great improvement for clarity and organization. The file moves and path updates are mostly correct. I've identified a couple of issues in the configuration files and one style violation that should be addressed to complete this refactoring cleanly.

[KubrickCode]

/gemini review

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Code Review

This pull request is a significant refactoring that flattens the project structure, which is a great improvement for clarity and organization. The changes are well-executed and consistent with the new architecture described. I appreciate the effort to align object properties alphabetically in src/shared/constants.ts and src/shared/types.ts, which adheres to the style guide. I've made a few suggestions to further improve maintainability by reducing repetition and magic strings, in line with the repository's coding conventions. Specifically, I've pointed out opportunities to consolidate repetitive commands in the justfile and to replace hardcoded values with constants in the TypeScript source code.

[KubrickCode]

/gemini review

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Code Review

This pull request is a significant refactoring that flattens the project structure into a more organized, src-level layout. The changes are extensive, involving moving many files, updating configurations, and adjusting import paths. The new structure with internal, pkg, shared, tests, and view directories is well-defined and improves modularity. The configuration files (justfile, tsconfig.json, eslint.config.js, etc.) have been updated accordingly to support the new structure. I've found a couple of minor issues related to configuration and documentation that should be addressed.

[KubrickCode]

/gemini review

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