docs(references): port style guides, 24 diagram guides, and 9 templates from opencode

All content ported from borealBytes/opencode under Apache-2.0 license with
attribution headers prepended to each file.

- references/markdown_style_guide.md (~733 lines): full markdown formatting,
  citation, collapsible sections, emoji, Mermaid integration, and template
  selection guide
- references/mermaid_style_guide.md (~458 lines): full Mermaid standards —
  emoji set, classDef color palette, accessibility (accTitle/accDescr),
  theme neutrality (no %%{init}), and diagram type selection table
- references/diagrams/ (24 files): per-type exemplars, tips, and templates
  for all Mermaid diagram types
- templates/ (9 files): PR, issue, kanban, ADR, presentation, how-to,
  status report, research paper, project docs

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<!-- Source: https://github.com/borealBytes/opencode | License: Apache-2.0 | Author: Clayton Young / Superior Byte Works, LLC (Boreal Bytes) -->
# Architecture Diagram
> **Back to [Style Guide](../mermaid_style_guide.md)** — Read the style guide first for emoji, color, and accessibility rules.
**Syntax keyword:** `architecture-beta`
**Best for:** Cloud infrastructure, service topology, deployment architecture, network layout
**When NOT to use:** Logical system boundaries (use [C4](c4.md)), component layout without cloud semantics (use [Block](block.md))
> ⚠️ **Accessibility:** Architecture diagrams do **not** support `accTitle`/`accDescr`. Always place a descriptive _italic_ Markdown paragraph directly above the code block.
---
## Exemplar Diagram
_Architecture diagram showing a cloud-hosted web application with a load balancer, API server, database, and cache deployed within a VPC:_
```mermaid
architecture-beta
group cloud(cloud)[AWS Cloud]
group vpc(cloud)[VPC] in cloud
service lb(internet)[Load Balancer] in vpc
service api(server)[API Server] in vpc
service db(database)[PostgreSQL] in vpc
service cache(disk)[Redis Cache] in vpc
lb:R --> L:api
api:R --> L:db
api:B --> T:cache
```
---
## Tips
- Use `group` for logical boundaries (VPC, region, cluster, availability zone)
- Use `service` for individual components
- Direction annotations on connections: `:L` (left), `:R` (right), `:T` (top), `:B` (bottom)
- Built-in icon types: `cloud`, `server`, `database`, `internet`, `disk`
- Nest groups with `in parent_group`
- **Labels must be plain text** — no emoji and no hyphens in `[]` labels (parser treats `-` as an edge operator)
- Use `-->` for directional arrows, `--` for undirected edges
- Keep to **68 services** per diagram
- **Always** pair with a Markdown text description above for screen readers
---
## Template
_Description of the infrastructure topology and key components:_
```mermaid
architecture-beta
group region(cloud)[Cloud Region]
service frontend(internet)[Web Frontend] in region
service backend(server)[API Server] in region
service datastore(database)[Database] in region
frontend:R --> L:backend
backend:R --> L:datastore
```
---
## Complex Example
_Multi-region cloud deployment with 3 nested groups (2 regional clusters + shared services) showing 9 services, cross-region database replication, CDN distribution, and centralized monitoring. Demonstrates how nested `group` + `in` syntax creates clear infrastructure boundaries:_
```mermaid
architecture-beta
group cloud(cloud)[AWS Platform]
group east(cloud)[US East Region] in cloud
service lb_east(internet)[Load Balancer East] in east
service app_east(server)[App Server East] in east
service db_primary(database)[Primary Database] in east
group west(cloud)[US West Region] in cloud
service lb_west(internet)[Load Balancer West] in west
service app_west(server)[App Server West] in west
service db_replica(database)[Replica Database] in west
group shared(cloud)[Shared Services] in cloud
service cdn(internet)[CDN Edge] in shared
service monitor(server)[Monitoring] in shared
service queue(server)[Message Queue] in shared
cdn:B --> T:lb_east
cdn:B --> T:lb_west
lb_east:R --> L:app_east
lb_west:R --> L:app_west
app_east:B --> T:db_primary
app_west:B --> T:db_replica
db_primary:R --> L:db_replica
app_east:R --> L:queue
app_west:R --> L:queue
monitor:B --> T:app_east
```
### Why this works
- **Nested groups mirror real infrastructure** — cloud > region > services is exactly how teams think about multi-region deployments. The nesting creates clear blast radius boundaries.
- **Plain text labels only** — architecture diagrams parse-fail with emoji in `[]` labels. All visual distinction comes from the group nesting and icon types (`internet`, `server`, `database`).
- **Directional annotations prevent overlap** — `:B --> T:` (bottom-to-top), `:R --> L:` (right-to-left) control where edges connect. Without these, Mermaid stacks edges on top of each other.
- **Cross-region replication is explicit** — the `db_primary:R --> L:db_replica` edge is the most important infrastructure detail and reads clearly as a horizontal connection between regions.