README: add architecture overview section#279
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Explains the companion-app model, the KMP/Compose Multiplatform setup, core libpebble3 concepts (Pebble Protocol, services, BlobDB, PebbleKit JS), and a module map — aimed at mobile developers new to Pebble. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@sjp4 had a request for a little more info in readme. I already made a change about contributions |
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Adds a short Architecture section near the top of the README, written for a mobile developer with no prior Pebble experience.
It covers:
expect/actualplatform code, thin Swift shell on iOS)libpebble3concepts: Pebble Protocol, connection-scoped services & endpoint managers, BlobDB sync, PebbleKit JSDocs-only change.
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