docs: add kiro design spec for Wikibase Schema Editor

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• Documentation
  • Added a comprehensive design document outlining the architecture, components, data models, validation, testing strategies, and implementation plan for the Wikibase Schema Editor.
  • Made minor formatting adjustments to the requirements document (removed extra blank lines).

Walkthrough

A new design document for the Wikibase Schema Editor has been added, detailing its architecture, TypeScript data models, validation strategies, testing approaches, phased implementation, and technical decisions. Additionally, minor whitespace formatting was adjusted in the requirements document without affecting its content or logic.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.kiro/specs/wikibase-schema-editor/design.md	Added a comprehensive design document for the Wikibase Schema Editor, including architecture, data models, validation, and more.
.kiro/specs/wikibase-schema-editor/requirements.md	Removed two blank lines after Requirement 7; no functional or content changes.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant WikibaseSchemaEditor
    participant ColumnPalette
    participant SchemaCanvas
    participant ItemEditor
    participant TermsEditor
    participant StatementsEditor
    participant Backend

    User->>WikibaseSchemaEditor: Open editor
    WikibaseSchemaEditor->>ColumnPalette: Display columns
    WikibaseSchemaEditor->>SchemaCanvas: Render schema mapping area
    User->>ColumnPalette: Drag column
    ColumnPalette->>SchemaCanvas: Drop column onto target
    SchemaCanvas->>ItemEditor: Update item mapping
    ItemEditor->>TermsEditor: Edit terms (labels, descriptions, aliases)
    ItemEditor->>StatementsEditor: Edit statements (property-value pairs)
    StatementsEditor->>ItemEditor: Update statement mappings
    User->>WikibaseSchemaEditor: Save schema
    WikibaseSchemaEditor->>Backend: Validate and persist schema mapping
    Backend-->>WikibaseSchemaEditor: Return validation result/status

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• .kiro/specs/wikibase-schema-editor/design.md (1 hunks)
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