[JDeffner]

Adds the GitHub wiki as 16 pages plus _Sidebar.md and _Footer.md under
docs/wiki/, so the docs are reviewed like code instead of edited in the
wiki UI.

• Use it: Getting Started, Installation and Builds, UI Component, Voice Input, Framework Guides
• Configure: Providers, Running a Proxy, Form Fields and Hints, Events Results and Review
• Understand: Architecture, Security and Privacy, Errors and Troubleshooting
• Contribute: Contributing, Releasing, FAQ and Non-Goals

scripts/sync-wiki.mjs (zero dependencies) clones the wiki repo, replaces its
Markdown with docs/wiki/*.md and pushes; pnpm wiki:sync runs it, and
CONTRIBUTING says when to.

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Summary by Sourcery

Manage the GitHub wiki as reviewed repository documentation and provide a maintainer-only command to publish it.

Enhancements:

• Add a comprehensive, repository-managed GitHub wiki covering usage, configuration, architecture, troubleshooting, security, and contribution workflows.

Build:

• Add the pnpm wiki:sync command for publishing repository-authored wiki content.

Documentation:

• Document the wiki authoring and synchronization workflow in the contributor guide and expand the README usage example.

Chores:

• Add a dependency-free script that synchronizes Markdown pages with the GitHub wiki repository.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR moves the GitHub wiki into version-controlled Markdown under docs/wiki/, adds 18 navigated documentation pages, and provides a maintainer-only pnpm wiki:sync workflow that replaces and pushes the wiki contents from the repository.

Sequence diagram for syncing repository documentation to the GitHub wiki

sequenceDiagram
    participant Maintainer
    participant Script as sync-wiki.mjs
    participant Repo as Repository
    participant Wiki as GitHub Wiki

    Maintainer->>Script: pnpm wiki:sync
    Script->>Repo: readdirSync(docs/wiki)
    Script->>Repo: git rev-parse --short HEAD
    Script->>Wiki: git clone --depth 1
    Script->>Wiki: Remove existing Markdown files
    Script->>Wiki: Copy docs/wiki/*.md
    Script->>Wiki: git add -A
    alt Content changed
        Script->>Wiki: git commit
        Script->>Wiki: git push
    else Content unchanged
        Script-->>Maintainer: Wiki already up to date
    end
    Script-->>Maintainer: Remove temporary clone

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Adds a repository-authored GitHub wiki with structured navigation and comprehensive usage, configuration, architecture, troubleshooting, security, and contribution guidance.	Adds the Home page, sidebar, footer, and topic pages covering installation, UI, voice, frameworks, providers, proxying, form behavior, events, architecture, security, troubleshooting, releases, and FAQs. Uses consistent GitHub wiki page links and documents the supported APIs, workflows, limitations, and operational practices.	docs/wiki/Home.md docs/wiki/_Sidebar.md docs/wiki/_Footer.md docs/wiki/Getting-Started.md docs/wiki/Installation-and-Builds.md docs/wiki/UI-Component.md docs/wiki/Voice-Input.md docs/wiki/Framework-Guides.md docs/wiki/Providers.md docs/wiki/Running-a-Proxy.md docs/wiki/Form-Fields-and-Hints.md docs/wiki/Events-Results-and-Review.md docs/wiki/Architecture.md docs/wiki/Security-and-Privacy.md docs/wiki/Errors-and-Troubleshooting.md docs/wiki/Contributing.md docs/wiki/Releasing.md docs/wiki/FAQ-and-Non-Goals.md
Introduces a zero-dependency script and package command to synchronize repository wiki Markdown into the GitHub wiki repository.	Discovers Markdown pages under docs/wiki/, clones the wiki shallowly into a temporary directory, removes existing Markdown, copies the authored pages, and commits/pushes only when content changed. Uses the current repository commit in the sync commit message and always cleans up the temporary clone.	scripts/sync-wiki.mjs package.json
Documents the wiki authoring and synchronization workflow for contributors and maintainers.	Adds the wiki sync command to the contributor script table. Explains that wiki edits must happen under docs/wiki/ and that maintainers run the sync after merging.	CONTRIBUTING.md

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