Add comprehensive repository file structure documentation

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This PR provides a detailed overview of the ForgeRenderMonitor repository's file structure and organization in response to the user's request for understanding the codebase layout.

Repository Structure Overview

The ForgeRenderMonitor repository is designed as a minimal, focused deployment package for Render.com background workers. The structure includes:

Core Files

• README.md - Complete deployment documentation with step-by-step Render.com setup instructions
• monitor.py - Master orchestration script that runs the monitoring cycle every 15 minutes
• requirements.txt - Python dependencies (Playwright for web crawling, Google Cloud Firestore for data storage)

Runtime Components

• patchlog/ directory - Created automatically at runtime to store monitoring logs and activity tracking

External Dependencies

The monitor script orchestrates three external Python scripts that contain the core monitoring logic:

• script_18_netlify_error_crawler.py - Crawls forgeforall.com for live errors
• script_19_match_live_errors_to_source.py - Maps detected errors to source code files
• script_21_live_symbolic_patch_monitor.py - Performs symbolic patch monitoring and auto-repair

Purpose and Context

This repository serves as the deployment layer for a self-healing symbolic monitor system. It's specifically architected for:

• Automated deployment on Render.com as a background worker
• Integration with Firebase/Firestore for data persistence
• Continuous monitoring and self-patching of the Forge project
• Comprehensive logging and error tracking

The minimal structure reflects its focused role as an orchestration and deployment wrapper around the core monitoring algorithms.

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