feat: Create narrative-driven Haibun overview feature #84
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…aibun framework within the e2e tests. It uses the practical example of a house-to-triplex conversion to demonstrate key Haibun concepts. The implementation includes: - A main `haibun-overview.feature` file that tells the story of the project. - A suite of domain-specific background files (federal, provincial, urban, etc.) that provide detailed, verifiable steps for each phase of the project. - Rich prose throughout all feature files to make them easily understandable by both technical and non-technical audiences. - Tracking of project cost and time using a new `add` step in the core `variables-stepper`. - A final report that summarizes the total cost and time for the project.
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This change introduces a detailed, narrative-driven Haibun overview feature to the e2e tests. It showcases the framework's capabilities using a realistic house renovation project, emphasizing readability for all stakeholders. The feature tracks and reports on project cost and time, demonstrating practical application of variable manipulation.
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PR created automatically by Jules for task 14184770541211635992 started by @vid