Add documentation, CI workflow, and project infrastructure

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Addresses empty merge from PR #6 (b47fa61) by adding repository infrastructure and documentation files.

Files Added

Documentation

• README.md - Project description, badges, installation, quick start
• CONTRIBUTING.md - PEP8 style guide, testing, branch naming, commit conventions, PR requirements (maintainer approval + passing CI)
• CHANGELOG.md - Unreleased section stub
• LICENSE - MIT 2025, sysia48
• examples/README.md - Usage examples

CI/CD

• .github/workflows/ci.yml - Matrix testing (Python 3.10/3.11), pytest execution, pip caching
• .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md - Structured bug reporting
• .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.md - Feature proposal template

Packaging

• pyproject.toml - Package metadata, build system (setuptools)
• setup.cfg - Backward-compatible configuration
• .gitignore - Python patterns (.pytest_cache/, .env, *.pyc, build/, dist/, *.egg-info)

Testing

• tests/test_smoke.py - Basic test infrastructure validation

Installation

pip install suprazone-framework

Quick Start

from suprazone import SupraZoneFramework

framework = SupraZoneFramework()
results = framework.analyze()
framework.plot_results(results)

Original prompt

Create a new branch chore/add-docs-ci in repository sysia48/SupraZone-Framework and add the following files with reasonable content. Commit changes with atomic commit messages and open a pull request targeting main. Do NOT auto-merge. Mark PR as ready for review (non-draft). Add labels "chore" and "documentation". Reference the empty merge commit b47fa61 and PR #6 in the PR description.

Files and contents to add (concise but useful):

1. README.md

• One-paragraph description of SupraZone Framework, placeholder badges for PyPI and GitHub Actions, quick install (pip install), basic usage snippet, links to CONTRIBUTING.md and CHANGELOG.md and note about contributing.

2. LICENSE

• MIT license text, year 2025, copyright owner sysia48.

3. .github/workflows/ci.yml

• GitHub Actions workflow: runs on push and pull_request for python-version matrix [3.10,3.11]; steps: uses actions/checkout, actions/setup-python, cache pip, install requirements if present, run pytest; minimal permissions.

4. CONTRIBUTING.md

• How to open issues, code style (PEP8), running tests locally, branch naming, commit message conventions, PR process: at least one maintainer approval and passing CI required.

5. .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/bug_report.md

• Template with title, description, steps to reproduce, expected behavior, environment, checklist.

6. .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/feature_request.md

• Template with summary, motivation, proposal, checklist.

7. CHANGELOG.md

• Initial stub with "Unreleased" heading and notes placeholder.

8. .gitignore

• Typical Python ignores: pycache/, .pytest_cache/, *.pyc, venv/, .env, .venv, build/, dist/, *.egg-info

9. pyproject.toml

• Minimal metadata: name = "suprazone-framework", version = "0.0.1", authors = ["sysia48"], build-system with setuptools.

10. setup.cfg

• Minimal metadata aligning with pyproject (name, version, license).

11. tests/test_smoke.py

• Simple pytest test asserting True.

12. examples/README.md

• Short placeholder showing how to run example scripts or import the package.

Commit messages: create one or a few atomic commits; recommended single commit: "chore: add README, LICENSE, CI, contributing docs and initial tests".

PR description must explain: PR adds actual missing files after PR #6 created an empty merge (b47fa61); list added files; CI will run pytest; request review and do not merge automatically.

Leave PR non-draft and add labels "chore" and "documentation".

Repository: sysia48/SupraZone-Framework

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