fix: resolve merge conflicts in documentation files

Author: danielbodnar

CLAUDE.md

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 ## Build & Run Commands
 
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 # Build
 cargo build
 
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 ## CLI Examples
 
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 # List instances
 cargo run -- instances list
 

README.md

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 A VyOS test lab environment is provided for testing bbctl against real infrastructure. The lab uses Docker to create VyOS routers configured with WireGuard, VXLAN, OSPF, and L3VPN to simulate a multi-tenant network environment.
 
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 # Setup the VyOS test lab
 cd tests/vyos-lab
 ./setup-lab.sh
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 ./cleanup-lab.sh
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 For more information about the test lab, see [tests/vyos-lab/README.md] or the [VyOS Test Lab Setup] documentation.
 
 [tests/vyos-lab/README.md]: tests/vyos-lab/README.md
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 [User Guide]: docs/user-guide.md
 [Command Reference]: docs/command-reference.md
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 ## License
 

docs/ARCHITECTURE_DESIGN.md

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 The `Provider` trait defines the common interface for all infrastructure providers:
 
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 pub trait Provider {
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 Represents virtual machines and containers:
 
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 pub struct Instance {
     pub id: Uuid,
     pub name: String,
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 Represents storage volumes:
 
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 pub struct Volume {
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 Represents virtual networks:
 
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 pub struct Network {
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 Manages infrastructure providers, their credentials, and connections:
 
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 pub struct ProviderService {
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     credentials: Credentials,
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 Handles VM/container lifecycle operations:
 
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 pub struct InstanceService {
     storage: InstanceStorage,
     provider_service: ProviderService,

docs/api-readme.md

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 ### Installation
 
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 To generate the OpenAPI schema and documentation:
 
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 You can use the Zod schemas to validate data at runtime:
 
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 // Data from API or user input
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 The schemas also provide TypeScript types:
 
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 For example, to generate a TypeScript client:
 
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 bunx --bun @openapitools/openapi-generator-cli generate \
   -i api-docs/openapi.json \
   -g typescript-axios \