docs: add 5 ways to use dembrane article to repository documentation#137
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What is this change?
This PR adds a clean Markdown-formatted summary of the dembrane article "5 ways you can use dembrane to support your dialogue process" directly to the repository docs at .
What did Sam notice that led to this?
Jor asked in Slack for this article to be added to the docs so that both I and the dembrain agent can have it in context when needed.
Tier?
Tier 1 (freely proposing a new doc file under ).
Confidence?
High. The article content was cleanly parsed from HTML and accurately structured into standard Markdown, preserving all details of the 5 layers (RECORD, ASK, VERIFY, EXPLORE, SHARE) and the overall philosophy.