Add comprehensive README with quickstart and examples#63
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The existing README contained only a one-line description and badges. This adds: - How it works: step-by-step sync pipeline explanation with diagram - Installation: from releases and from source - Quickstart: end-to-end guide from repo setup to first sync - Configuration reference: all fields with types, defaults, descriptions - File filters and carried patches documentation - Examples: minimal config, Knative-style, custom release naming, CI automation - Architecture overview of the package layout - Development instructions Assisted-By: 🤖 Claude Code
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Summary
The existing README contains only a one-line description and status badges. This PR adds comprehensive documentation covering:
openshift/patches/Motivation
Deviate solves a real problem (automated upstream-to-downstream sync with patch management), but the lack of documentation makes it hard for new adopters to discover and use. We're evaluating deviate for the kagenti midstream sync pipeline and found the code well-structured but undocumented.
All content was derived from reading the source code (config structures, sync pipeline, CLI flags, test fixtures).
Test plan
pkg/config/structure.go