refactor: Improve logic and redability. #3130
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This pull request introduces comprehensive foundational documentation for the Nifty 50 Stock Analyzer project. It adds both a requirements specification and a detailed design document, establishing clear functional expectations and a robust technical blueprint for the CLI tool. The documentation covers user stories, acceptance criteria, architecture, data models, error handling, and testing strategies, providing a strong basis for implementation and future development.
Requirements Specification:
.kiro/specs/nifty-stock-analyzer/requirements.md, detailing user stories and acceptance criteria for all major features, including data fetching, moving average calculation, momentum detection, CSV export, user feedback, and robust error handling.Design and Architecture:
.kiro/specs/nifty-stock-analyzer/design.md, outlining a modular pipeline architecture (CLI, data fetcher, analysis engine, export handler), with explicit interfaces for each module and clear separation of concerns.StockData,AnalysisResult) and correctness properties, ensuring reliability and traceability from requirements to implementation.Testing Strategy:
Error Handling and Performance:
Dependencies and Future Enhancements: