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This pull request focuses on enhancing the documentation by modernizing how module dependency graphs are presented. It transitions from static SVG images to dynamic, text-based Mermaid diagrams directly within the README files. This change aims to improve the accuracy, maintainability, and visual consistency of the module dependency documentation across the repository.

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  • Documentation Update: Replaced outdated SVG image references for module dependency graphs in several README files with inline Mermaid diagrams.
  • Improved Readability and Maintainability: The new Mermaid diagrams are embedded directly in the markdown, making them easier to maintain, version control, and ensuring they render consistently without relying on external image files.
  • Standardized Graph Legend: Introduced a consistent legend for module types (e.g., android-application, android-library, jvm-library) within the Mermaid diagrams to enhance understanding of the module structure.

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This pull request is a great improvement, replacing static SVG dependency graphs with dynamically generated Mermaid diagrams in the README files. This enhances maintainability as the graphs can now be kept up-to-date automatically. The changes are applied consistently across all modules. As a follow-up, you might consider removing the now-obsolete SVG files from the docs/images/graphs/ directory to keep the repository clean.

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