Move and Reorganize Project Files

[atomic-junky]

The purpose of this pull request is to reorganise the project files to make their location more legible and logical.
I took the opportunity to delete some unused and obsolete files that were still lying around.

Here is a tree showing what the project tree looks like with the modifications (other changes are to be made).

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├─ .github/
├─ addons/
├─ autoloads/
├─ common/
│  ├─ layouts/
│  ├─ ui/
│  │  ├─ buttons/
│  │  ├─ fields/
│  │  └─ ribbon/
│  └─ windows/
├─ examples/
├─ logic/
│  ├─ history/
├─ nodes/
├─ scenes/
│  ├─ main/
│  ├─ run/
│  └─ splash/
├─ ui/
│  ├─ assets/
│  │  ├─ cursors/
│  │  ├─ fonts/
│  │  └─ icons/
│  └─ theme_default/
└─ unit/

Summary by Sourcery

Reorganize and clean up project files by moving them into a more logical directory structure and removing obsolete files.

Enhancements:

• Reorganize project files into a more logical structure, improving code readability and maintainability.

Chores:

• Remove unused and obsolete files from the project to clean up the codebase.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR implements a major reorganization of the project's file structure to improve legibility and maintainability. The changes include moving files into more logical locations, standardizing naming conventions to follow Godot's style, and cleaning up unused files. The reorganization particularly focuses on grouping related functionality together and establishing a clearer separation of concerns.

No diagrams generated as the changes look simple and do not need a visual representation.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Reorganized the project structure into logical domains	Created dedicated folders for different components (globals, graph_nodes, logic, scenes, ui) Moved all UI-related assets into a ui/assets directory Reorganized scene files into main, prefabs, and run categories Standardized file naming to use snake_case	project.godot scenes/main/app.tscn scenes/main/graph.tscn scenes/prefabs/* ui/assets/*
Restructured graph nodes into independent modules	Created separate directories for each graph node type Moved node-specific files into their respective directories Updated file paths in node scripts to reflect new structure	graph_nodes/action_node/* graph_nodes/bridge_in_node/* graph_nodes/choice_node/* graph_nodes/condition_node/* graph_nodes/sentence_node/*
Reorganized UI components and assets	Moved UI fields into dedicated subdirectories Reorganized theme assets into a theme_default directory Updated asset import paths across the project	scenes/prefabs/ui/fields/* ui/theme_default/* ui/assets/icons/*
Cleaned up and relocated test and example content	Moved test scenes into scenes/run directory Reorganized example files Removed obsolete test files and assets	scenes/run/* Examples/* Test/*

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[sourcery-ai]

The pull request #46 has too many files changed.

We can only review pull requests with up to 300 changed files, and this pull request has 336.

[RailKill]

I fixed some path changes which were missed. There was also a problem where file renaming such as "Action.svg" to "action.svg" was not picked up by git. Part of this is because Windows filenames are case-insensitive. Before my commits, you can see that the "Examples" folder is still uppercase in GitHub.

This case inconsistency can cause some problems in our scripts, so I fixed it with commands like git mv or git rm so that git is aware of this change, forcing the files to be renamed to lowercase.