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Hi there!
This is my solution for the .NET backend task.
Although the assignment is small, I intentionally used a production-oriented structure to demonstrate how I approach maintainable code: clear responsibilities, explicit dependencies, documented decisions, and focused tests.
I also documented every decision, and created multiple documents to explain my thought process. I used Cursor while coding this project, so you may also find a .mdc file which tells which were the collaboration rules agreed with Cursor's AI Agents.
I suggest starting to read this project from the SOLUTION.md file.
Note: This PR is squashed into a few clean commits on top of the latest upstream master. The work was developed incrementally, but the final branch was rebuilt to keep the review focused on the backend solution instead of unrelated fork-history differences.