Sovereign Asset Sync workflow

[Dargon789]

Reviewer's Guide

This pull request overhauls project documentation, streamlines CI/CD and testing infrastructure, and introduces new tooling configurations for environment setup and containerization.

Flow diagram for Sovereign Asset Sync workflow

flowchart TD
  A["Workflow Dispatch (User Input)"] --> B["grief-shell-sync Job"]
  B --> C["Checkout grief shell repository"]
  C --> D["Validate Proof of Reserve (POR)"]
  D --> E["Sync Asset Rail"]
  E --> F["Confirm Emotional Anchor"]

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Flow diagram for coinbase-smartcontracts workflow modules

flowchart TD
  A["coinbase-smartcontracts Workflow"] --> B["aid-table (UI)"]
  A --> C["fallback-shell (HTML)"]
  A --> D["copilot-module (iframe)"]
  D -->|"Fallback"| C
  A --> E["witness-dev1 (NFT)"]
  A --> F["aid-dev1 (Payment)"]
  F -->|"witness"| E

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Overhauled project documentation and setup instructions	Renamed project header and rewrote README to align with Coinbase ecosystem Added Ecosystem Alignment, Framework Support, Quick Start, Testing sections Removed detailed npm scripts, replaced with high-level scripts overview	README.md
Restructured CI/CD pipelines and introduced multiple GitHub Actions workflows	Simplified and renamed CircleCI job definitions Added regression-tests matrix in .github/config Created workflows for regression tests, CodeQL, Docker, Nix, and sovereign asset sync	.circleci/config.yml .github/config/regression-tests.yml .github/workflows/regression-tests.yml .github/workflows/codeql.yml .github/workflows/docker.yml .github/workflows/nix.yml .github/workflows/Sovereign Asset Sync.yaml .github/workflows/coinbase-smartcontracts.yml .circleci/web3_defi_gamefi.yml
Added Foundry and environment setup tooling	Introduced default Foundry profile and fuzz settings in foundry.toml Created composite GitHub Action for Node and pnpm environment setup	foundry.toml .github/actions/setup-env/action.yml
Introduced containerization support	Added multi-stage Dockerfile with Node and Python runtime setup	Dockerfile

Possibly linked issues

• Dargon789 patch 1 #52: The PR rebrands the project to 'coinbase-smartcontracts', overhauls the README, and implements the full CI/CD suite (regression, CodeQL, Docker, Nix) and Foundry configuration detailed in the issue.
• Create nix.yml #28: The PR directly implements the Nix-based GitHub Actions workflow for weekly flake.lock updates and build validation on Ubuntu and macOS, as specified in the issue.

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