feat: add READMEs to main directories - #714
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I think the top-level ORGANISATION.md should reference these files.
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This PR adds README files to some of the main source code directories, covering explanations on principles and vision for CSLib that I've found myself repeating often in private and public conversations. --------- Co-authored-by: Fabrizio Montesi <fabrizio.montesi@pm.me>
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This PR adds README files to some of the main source code directories, covering explanations on principles and vision for CSLib that I've found myself repeating often in private and public conversations.