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0x1d 6a17236474 docs: add implementation plan, ADRs, and task tracking system 
- Add comprehensive 8-phase implementation plan (docs/plan.md)
- Add 28 Architecture Decision Records (docs/adr/) covering all phases
- Add task tracking system with 283+ task files (docs/stories/)
- Add task generator script for automated task file creation
- Add reference playbooks and requirements documentation

This commit establishes the complete planning foundation for the Go
Platform implementation, documenting all architectural decisions and
providing detailed task breakdown for Phases 0-8.
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ADR-0010: CI/CD Platform

Status

Accepted

Context

The platform needs a CI/CD system for:

  • Automated testing on pull requests
  • Code quality checks (linting, formatting)
  • Building binaries and Docker images
  • Publishing artifacts
  • Running integration tests

Options considered:

  1. GitHub Actions - Native GitHub integration
  2. GitLab CI - If using GitLab
  3. Jenkins - Self-hosted option
  4. CircleCI - Cloud-based CI/CD

Decision

Use GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipeline.

Rationale:

  • Native integration with GitHub repositories
  • Free for public repos, reasonable for private
  • Rich ecosystem of actions
  • Easy to configure with YAML
  • Good documentation and community support
  • Recommended in playbook-golang.md

Consequences

Positive

  • Easy setup and configuration
  • Good GitHub integration
  • Large action marketplace
  • Free for public repositories

Negative

  • Tied to GitHub (if migrating Git hosts, need to migrate CI)
  • Limited customization compared to self-hosted solutions

Implementation Notes

  • Create .github/workflows/ci.yml
  • Use actions/setup-go@v5 for Go setup
  • Configure caching for Go modules
  • Run: linting, unit tests, integration tests, build
  • Use actions/cache@v4 for module caching
  • Add build matrix if needed for multiple Go versions (future)