Request: Create a Project Handover Summary

Create docs/project-handover.md, using the repository's existing documentation and project contents to identify what was delivered, what remains incomplete, future ideas, limitations, and maintainer notes. Check the acceptance criteria in this issue; done means the summary is added and all requested project-status areas are covered.

Before the project is closed, we'd like to capture a simple summary of where things ended up. This isn't intended to duplicate the design document, but instead provide a quick reference for anyone picking the project up in the future.

Task

Create a markdown document (for example docs/project-handover.md) containing a concise summary of the project's final state.

It doesn't need to be a long document—bullet points are encouraged.

Suggested sections include:

What was delivered

• Major features completed
• New components/modules added
• Documentation produced
• Tests added
• Anything else worth highlighting

What's partially complete

• Features started but not finished
• Areas that still need refinement
• Known rough edges

Future enhancements

• Nice-to-have features
• Ideas identified during the project
• Potential performance improvements
• Additional log sources or AI capabilities
• Other follow-on work

Known limitations

• Current constraints
• Technical debt
• Assumptions made during implementation

Notes for future maintainers

• Anything someone new to the project should know
• Helpful pointers into the codebase
• Areas that would benefit from refactoring
• Any lessons learned that could save future contributors time

Acceptance Criteria

• Summary document added to the repository.
• Delivered functionality summarised.
• Partially completed work identified.
• Future enhancement ideas captured.
• Known limitations documented.
• Useful notes provided for future contributors.

The goal is simply to leave the project in a state where the next contributor can quickly understand where things stand without needing to read every issue, pull request, or commit.