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refactor: organize images under images/ - #14
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Summary
Moves every Docker image into a dedicated
images/directory so the repository has a clear boundary between website, operations, and image sources.Layout
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.gitmodulesand verifies all five pinned commits remain unchanged;images/<project>contexts;Compatibility note
This PR intentionally changes repository raw URLs for deployment examples. Existing users should download configs from the new
images/paths.Verification
git submodule statusconfirms all five pinned upstream commits are unchanged;images/…paths.Not in scope