Closes #28

This PR removes 'agape' references from all CodeUChain implementation codebases while preserving them in pseudocode documentation.

Why This Change

The 'agape' references were initially included as development artifacts during the architecture phase to help properly structure LM output and conceptualize the codebase. These philosophical references served as important mental models during the early development stages.

However, now that CodeUChain is an established framework, these direct documentation references have become overkill for implementation codebases. The philosophical foundation is preserved in the pseudocode documentation, which serves as the template for all implementations.

Changes Made

✅ Implementation Codebases Cleaned

• JavaScript/TypeScript: Removed from package.json, README.md, core files, and types
• C#: Updated project files, README, and source documentation
• Java: Cleaned pom.xml, README, and Java source files
• Rust: Updated Cargo.toml, README, and Rust source files
• Python: Cleaned setup.py, pyproject.toml, README, and Python files
• Go: Updated README and Go source files
• C++: Cleaned header files, tests, and examples

✅ Pseudocode Foundation Preserved

• All 'agape' references maintained in as philosophical template
• Pseudocode documentation continues to serve as the conceptual foundation
• Implementation codebases now use more technical, professional language

✅ Build Artifacts Cleaned

• Removed generated files: Go coverage.html, Python egg-info, Rust target/
• Prevents regeneration of outdated references

Impact

• 51 files changed (120 insertions, 564 deletions)
• Zero functional changes - pure documentation cleanup
• Maintains backward compatibility
• Improves code professionalism for broader adoption
• Preserves philosophical foundation in pseudocode while cleaning implementation docs

Migration Path

• Philosophical concepts remain accessible in pseudocode documentation
• Implementation codebases now use standard technical terminology
• No breaking changes to APIs or functionality
• Better suited for enterprise and open-source adoption