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🎨 Palette: Improve documentation accessibility and technical clarity#68

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🎨 Palette: Improve documentation accessibility and technical clarity#68
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💡 What:

  • Added descriptive text to HTTP response codes in the REST API documentation (e.g., 200 (OK)).
  • Added a text-based link for the "Use this template" action in the main README to support screen readers.
  • Standardized data model tables across all templates to include technical character length constraints (e.g., 1-50 chars).
  • Added a missing Item model table to the GraphQL documentation for consistency.

🎯 Why:

  • Documentation is the primary UI for this template repository. These small touches make it more intuitive, accessible, and informative for developers.
  • Explicit character limits help developers understand data validation requirements without digging into the source code.
  • Descriptive response codes and text links improve the experience for screen reader users and provide better scannability.

♿ Accessibility:

  • Added text fallback link for the "Use this template" image button.
  • Improved accessibility of the Endpoints table by providing human-readable status code descriptions.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 10825449826129387297 started by @amrabed

- Add descriptive text to HTTP status codes in REST API docs
- Add text-based fallback link for "Use this template" badge in README
- Standardize data model tables with character length constraints across all templates
- Add missing Item model table to GraphQL documentation
- Restore EventBridge model summary to prevent regression
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