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draft readme for automerge repo

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HHerbCaudill
Last edited May 1, 2022
Created on May 1, 2022

This example visualizes the architecture of a proposed Automerge repository API through a plain-text code listing. It shows the core data flow and plugin interfaces for storage, networking, and middleware, using TypeScript and Automerge’s CRDT library. The rendering relies on the raw code blocks themselves, highlighting API method signatures like `AutomergeRepo.createRepo`, `wrappedDoc.addListener`, and `storage.appendChange`. The visualization maps the conceptual layers of the API, from public document operations to internal plugin contracts, without any graphical charts.

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