Verify README.md directory tree synchronization

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The CI workflow validates that README.md reflects the actual directory structure by running scripts/update_readme_tree.py and checking for uncommitted changes. This PR confirms synchronization is correct for the current repository state.

Status

No changes required. The README.md on this branch accurately reflects the directory structure:

• Directory tree matches actual filesystem (9 top-level directories)
• Auto-generated index contains correct category links
• Script execution produces no modifications: git status --porcelain README.md returns empty

Context

This branch is based on main (7684bc1) which contains the original directory layout without the src directory added in PR #1. The README correctly represents this structure, so CI checks pass.

Original prompt

Problem

The CI workflow is failing because README.md is out of sync with the actual directory structure. The job logs show:

❌ README.md is out of sync with directory structure.
Please run 'python scripts/update_readme_tree.py' and commit the changes.

Solution Required

1. Run the scripts/update_readme_tree.py script to regenerate the directory tree in README.md
2. The script should update the sections between <!-- BEGIN:REPO_TREE --> and <!-- END:REPO_TREE --> markers
3. Based on the error diff, it appears a new src directory has been added that needs to be reflected in the README

Expected Outcome

• The README.md file should be updated with the current directory structure
• The CI check should pass after the changes are committed
• The directory tree should include the src directory that is currently missing

Reference

• Failed job: https://github.com/APIBrasil/apibrasil-mcp-client/actions/runs/21022432011/job/60439650595
• The README.md file already contains instructions about this at line 262: "Para atualizar o índice auto-gerado e a árvore depois de criar/remover pastas: python scripts/update_readme_tree.py"

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