Add CLAUDE.md documenting codebase structure and workflows

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Covers dev/test/lint commands, the content/data/translations model, request-rendering pipeline, and generated REST/GraphQL/webhook docs for future Claude Code sessions working in this repo.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DDqxsqz2YkydC6mnfJ5T2o

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[ChihweiLHBird]

Vendor agnostic AGENTS.md is the better option here. Claude is a registered trade mark of Anthropic and may cause legal issues.

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GRANT SELECT ON resourcespace.* To 'resourcespace_r'@'localhost';

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