refactor: streamline documentation and improve project structure in Neovim configuration

Signed-off-by: juliano.barbosa <julianomb@gmail.com>
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# Neovim Configuration Product Context
## Purpose
This Neovim configuration exists to provide a powerful, customizable development environment that enhances productivity through modern editor features and efficient workflow patterns.
This Neovim configuration exists to provide a robust, efficient, and maintainable development environment using the kickstart framework as a foundation. It aims to enhance the editing experience while maintaining good performance and extensibility.
## Problems Solved
1. Complex plugin management
2. Development environment setup time
3. Code navigation efficiency
4. Debug workflow integration
5. Configuration maintainability
1. Complex plugin management and configuration
2. Code debugging setup and integration
3. Consistent code linting across projects
4. Efficient text editing through auto-pairing
5. Configuration organization and maintenance
## Intended Usage
- Primary development environment for coding
- Plugin management through Lua modules
- Integrated debugging capabilities
- Efficient code navigation and completion
- Custom keybindings and commands
## Expected Functionality
1. Plugin Management
- Organized plugin configurations in separate files
- Clear dependency management
- Easy plugin addition and removal
2. Development Tools
- Integrated debugging capabilities
- Code linting and static analysis
- Automatic bracket/quote pairing
3. Configuration Structure
- Modular organization
- Clear separation of concerns
- Easy maintenance and updates
## User Experience Goals
1. Fast and responsive editing
2. Intuitive plugin management
3. Clear error feedback
4. Efficient code navigation
5. Seamless debugging experience
6. Easy configuration updates
## Design Principles
1. Modularity: Separate concerns for easier maintenance
2. Performance: Optimize for speed and responsiveness
3. Clarity: Clear structure and documentation
4. Extensibility: Easy to add new features
5. Reliability: Stable and predictable behavior
1. Fast and responsive editing experience
2. Intuitive plugin functionality
3. Consistent behavior across different file types
4. Clear error and diagnostic feedback
5. Smooth debugging experience