Add community-content folder and update project structure in README #8
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The documentation references a Community Content section, but the folder was missing both in the repository and in the project structure tree in the README.
This PR adds the missing
community-content/directory and updates the project structure block accordingly.What was changed
Added a new folder to the repo:
(Currently empty and ready for community-driven guides.)
Updated the Project Structure block to include:
Why this change matters
Developers browsing the repo rely on both the repository structure and the README tree to understand how content is organized.
Adding the actual folder prevents dead references and makes it easier for contributors to locate where community guide submissions should go.