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Jonathan Miller 34aace2638

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refactor: remove docs/ — wiki-first, relocate non-doc files

- Remove 52 markdown files from docs/ (all content lives in Gitea wiki)
- Relocate legal_doc_generator.html → tools/
- Relocate mokostandards-schema.xsd → templates/schemas/
- Fix XSD path in MokoStandardsParser.php
- Update index.md and README.md to reference wiki

Authored-by: Moko Consulting

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

2026-05-11 16:40:53 -05:00

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Scripts Index

Quick navigation for MokoStandards scripts organized by function.

Core Categories

Automation

Repository automation and bulk operations

Python, PowerShell, and Shell scripts for bulk updates
File distribution utilities
Project creation automation

Validation

Code quality, security, and standards compliance

Repository health checks (Python and PowerShell GUI)
Structure validation
Security scanning
Platform detection

Maintenance

Repository upkeep and housekeeping

Changelog management
Release automation
File header validation
Label setup

Analysis

Analysis and reporting tools

PR conflict analysis
Dependency analysis
Configuration generation

Build

Build and compilation scripts

Makefile resolution
Build automation

Release

Release management and packaging

Platform detection
Package creation
Dolibarr release automation

Lib

Shared library code

Python utilities (common.py)
Shell utilities (common.sh)
PowerShell modules (Common.psm1, GuiUtils.psm1, ConfigManager.psm1)
Extension utilities
GitHub client

Wiki

All documentation lives in the Gitea wiki.

Tests

Test scripts

Bulk update tests
Dry-run tests

Run

Operational setup scripts

GitHub Projects setup

Fix

Fix and repair scripts

Tab/space fixing

Wrappers

Cross-platform wrappers

Bash wrappers (53 scripts)
PowerShell wrappers (53 scripts)

Multi-Language Support

Scripts are organized by function rather than language. You'll find:

Python scripts (.py) for core functionality
PowerShell scripts (.ps1) and modules (.psm1) for Windows users
Shell scripts (.sh) for Unix/Linux systems

All three languages may coexist in the same directory for the same functionality.

See Also

README.md - Comprehensive scripts documentation
Wiki - Documentation (wiki-first)