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J2MEgram documentation

Page What is in it
features.md Detailed user-visible capabilities, current limitations, and security boundaries
compatibility.md Requirements, physical-device evidence, per-phone caveats, and the optional Probe download
building.md Prerequisites on Windows, Linux and macOS; bootstrap, build, test, credentials, live testing, and the rules for writing a cross-platform build script
installing.md Normal/minified files, upgrading from TelegramJ2ME, and handset preparation
architecture.md The Transport / MtLink seam, package map, build targets, how the crypto is verified, memory and threading discipline, durable state, and an honest statement of the security posture
1.0-stability-contract.md The bounded 1.0 promise, cache migration and downgrade boundary, and release-candidate handoff order
toolchain.md Version matrix and pins, why JDK 8 specifically, how preverification works, the two bootclasspath modes, build outputs
emulator-notes.md What an emulator pass does and does not prove, the automated smoke test, the menu-ordering rule it enforces, MicroEmulator and WTK gotchas
diagnostics.md Getting measurements and crash tails off a handset that has no console: the report collector, what is redacted before anything is sent, and why published builds cannot upload
hardware/ What has actually been measured on each physical handset, and what each one broke
releasing.md Repository secrets, cutting a tagged release, what gets published, dry runs
testing/1.0-failure-matrix.md Scenario IDs, tier-specific evidence, and explicit NOT RUN rows
screenshots/ How the README screenshots are rendered, and why every name in them is fictional

Start with installing.md to put a release on a phone, building.md to compile it, or architecture.md to understand the implementation.