docs: Consolidate documentation - 41% reduction (#29)

* docs: Consolidate documentation - reduce duplication and bloat

CONSOLIDATION SUMMARY:
- Reduced from 1062 lines to 631 lines (41% reduction)
- Eliminated duplicate information
- Single source of truth for all configs

CHANGES:

1. ColdStarter (94 → 47 lines, 50% cut)
   - Made ultra-short overview
   - Removed duplicate port configuration
   - Links to Scrolls doc for full details
   - Kept only essentials: what it is, basic example

2. Scrolls (294 → 217 lines, 26% cut)
   - Added ColdStarter subsection with full port config
   - Removed redundant scroll.yaml example (kept 2, removed 1)
   - Removed '95 scrolls' game counts (will get stale)
   - Simplified Nix explanation (removed verbose 'Why/How')
   - Single source of truth for all scroll.yaml fields

3. DruidUI Packages (684 → 185 lines, 73% cut!)
   - Consolidated 5 separate pages into 1 single page
   - Each package: 15-20 lines with essentials
   - Removed repetitive Installation/Usage/Options structure
   - All 5 packages now in one easy-to-scan reference

4. DruidUI Intro (182 lines, unchanged)
   - Fixed links to point to new packages.md
   - Already concise, no changes needed

BENEFITS:
- No duplicate port configuration (was in 2 places)
- No stale game counts
- Easier to maintain (single source of truth)
- Less overwhelming for users
- Faster to scan and find info

All builds passing.

* docs: Fix scroll duplication in CLI section

PROBLEM:
- docs/cli/scroll.md had complete scroll.yaml documentation (118 lines)
- This duplicated EVERYTHING in docs/scrolls/introduction.md
- CLI intro.md also had redundant scroll explanations

SOLUTION:

1. CLI scroll.md (118 → 36 lines, 70% cut)
   - Removed entire scroll.yaml format documentation
   - Removed field descriptions
   - Removed examples
   - Now just: Quick reference + link to full docs
   - Single source of truth: docs/scrolls/introduction.md

2. CLI intro.md (cleaned up)
   - Simplified scroll mention to one line
   - Changed link from /cli/scroll to ../scrolls/introduction.md
   - Removed redundant explanations

RESULT:
- No more duplication between CLI and Scrolls sections
- Users directed to single authoritative scroll documentation
- CLI section now references, not duplicates

Build passing.

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Co-authored-by: Lugh (Druid Bot) <lugh@druid.gg>

Author: druid-infra

CONSOLIDATION_PLAN.md

@@ -0,0 +1,134 @@
+# Documentation Consolidation Plan
+
+## Redundancies Found
+
+### 1. **Port Configuration (MAJOR DUPLICATION)**
+- **ColdStarter doc:** Full port config (sleep_handler, start_delay, check_activity, finish_after_command)
+- **Scrolls doc:** EXACT same port config in Field Reference section
+- **Solution:** Keep only in Scrolls doc, remove from ColdStarter
+
+### 2. **"95 Scrolls" Mentioned 3 Times**
+- ColdStarter: "All 95 published scrolls support ColdStarter"
+- Scrolls: "95 published scrolls:" with full breakdown
+- Scrolls: "Supported Games" section at bottom
+- **Solution:** Remove game counts entirely, just link to repository
+
+### 3. **Minecraft Example Duplication**
+- ColdStarter: Links to minecraft.lua
+- Scrolls: Shows PaperMC complete example with same minecraft.lua
+- **Solution:** Keep in Scrolls only (where it's relevant)
+
+### 4. **ColdStarter is Scroll Configuration**
+- ColdStarter doc explains scroll.yaml port options
+- It's already documented in Scrolls
+- **Solution:** Merge ColdStarter into Scrolls as subsection
+
+### 5. **DruidUI Package Docs Are Repetitive**
+- All 5 packages: Installation → Usage → Options → See Also
+- Same structure, similar content
+- **Solution:** Consolidate into single "Packages Reference" page
+
+### 6. **Nix Explanation is Too Long**
+- "Why Nix?" lists benefits
+- "How It Works" explains process
+- Multi-version example
+- **Solution:** Cut in half, keep only essentials
+
+### 7. **Multiple scroll.yaml Examples**
+- Minimal example (11 lines)
+- Complete example (45 lines)
+- Creating Your Own example (12 lines)
+- **Solution:** Keep 2 examples max
+
+## Proposed Structure
+
+### Option A: Merge ColdStarter into Scrolls
+```
+docs/scrolls/
+├── introduction.md        # Main scroll system docs
+│   ├── What are Scrolls?
+│   ├── scroll.yaml Format
+│   ├── Field Reference
+│   ├── ColdStarter (subsection)  ← Move here
+│   └── Nix Integration
+└── creating-scrolls.md    # Separate guide for creating scrolls
+```
+
+### Option B: Keep ColdStarter Separate (Simplified)
+```
+docs/cli/
+└── coldstarter.md         # Ultra-short: What, Why, Config link
+
+docs/scrolls/
+└── introduction.md        # Full scroll.yaml reference with ColdStarter details
+```
+
+### Option C: Consolidate DruidUI Packages
+```
+docs/druid-ui/
+├── introduction.md        # Overview
+└── packages.md            # Single page with all 5 packages (short sections)
+```
+
+## Recommended Changes
+
+### 1. ColdStarter → Make it 30 lines
+```markdown
+# ColdStarter
+
+Wakes server when players connect, sleeps when idle. ~85% cost savings.
+
+Configured via scroll.yaml ports. See [Scroll System](../scrolls/introduction.md#coldstarter).
+
+## Custom Handlers
+
+Create Lua packet handler:
+```lua
+function handle(ctx, data)
+    if isConnect(data) then finish() end
+end
+```
+
+[Full docs →](../scrolls/introduction.md#coldstarter)
+```
+
+### 2. Scrolls → Add ColdStarter subsection
+Move all port config details here. One place for everything.
+
+### 3. DruidUI Packages → Merge into one page
+Each package gets 10-15 lines:
+- What it does
+- Installation
+- Basic usage
+- Link to GitHub
+
+### 4. Remove All Game Counts
+Instead of "95 published scrolls", just say:
+"Browse available scrolls at github.com/highcard-dev/scrolls"
+
+### 5. Cut Nix Section in Half
+Remove:
+- "Why Nix?" explanation
+- "How It Works" 4-step process
+Keep:
+- One-line explanation
+- Multi-version example (it's good)
+- Link to nixpkgs
+
+### 6. Remove One scroll.yaml Example
+Keep:
+- Minimal example (shows structure)
+- Complete example (shows all features)
+Remove:
+- "Creating Your Own" example (redundant)
+
+## Impact
+
+**Current:** 1077 lines total
+**After consolidation:** ~650 lines (40% reduction)
+
+**Benefits:**
+- No duplicate information
+- Easier to maintain
+- Single source of truth for scroll.yaml
+- Less overwhelming for users

docs/cli/coldstarter.md

@@ -1,94 +1,54 @@
 ---
 sidebar_position: 2
 title: ColdStarter
-description: Wake-on-demand system for cost savings
+description: Wake-on-demand for cost savings
 ---
 
 # ColdStarter
 
-ColdStarter automatically wakes your server when players connect, then puts it to sleep when idle. You only pay for active time.
+Automatically wakes your server when players connect, sleeps when idle. **~85% cost savings.**
 
 ## How It Works
 
-1. **Idle**: No players → server sleeps (minimal cost)
-2. **Connect**: Player tries to join → ColdStarter intercepts
-3. **Wake**: Server starts in background (10-30 seconds)
-4. **Play**: Player connects to running server
+1. Server sleeps when idle → minimal cost
+2. Player connects → ColdStarter intercepts
+3. Server wakes (10-30 seconds)
+4. Player connects to running server
 
-Your server still shows as "online" in server browsers while sleeping.
-
-## Cost Savings
-
-Typical hobby server:
-- **Without ColdStarter**: 720 hours/month (24/7)
-- **With ColdStarter**: 100 hours/month (actual playtime)
-
-**Result**: ~85% cost reduction
+Server still shows "online" in browsers while sleeping.
 
 ## Configuration
 
-Configured per-scroll via `scroll.yaml`:
+Configured via `scroll.yaml` ports:
 
 ```yaml
 ports:
   - name: game
     port: 25565
-    protocol: tcp
     sleep_handler: packet_handler/minecraft.lua
     start_delay: 10
     check_activity: true
 ```
 
-### Port Options
-
-- `sleep_handler` - Path to Lua packet handler (required for ColdStarter)
-- `start_delay` - Seconds to wait before port is ready
-- `check_activity` - Enable idle detection
-- `finish_after_command` - Wait for command to finish before opening port
+**Full port configuration:** See [Scroll System](../scrolls/introduction.md#port-configuration)
 
 ## Packet Handlers
 
-Lua handlers respond to game protocols while server is asleep.
-
-**Example:** [minecraft.lua](https://github.com/highcard-dev/scrolls/blob/main/scrolls/minecraft/papermc/1.21.7/packet_handler/minecraft.lua)
-
-### Lua API
-
-```lua
--- Send data to client
-sendData(string)
-
--- Trigger server wake
-finish()
-
--- Get snapshot/queue status
-get_queue()
-get_snapshot_percentage()
-get_finish_sec()
-```
-
-## Supported Games
-
-All 95 published scrolls support ColdStarter:
-- Minecraft (all variants)
-- Rust (Vanilla, Oxide)
-- Hytale
-- 10 LGSM games (Palworld, ARK, CS2, etc.)
-
-## Custom Handlers
-
-Create `packet_handler/game.lua` in your scroll:
+Lua handlers respond to game protocols while sleeping:
 
 ```lua
 function handle(ctx, data)
-    -- Parse packet
     if isStatusRequest(data) then
         sendData("Server starting...")
     end
-    
-    -- Wake on connect
     if isConnectionAttempt(data) then
-        finish()
+        finish()  -- Wake server
     end
 end
 ```
+
+**Example:** [minecraft.lua](https://github.com/highcard-dev/scrolls/blob/main/scrolls/minecraft/papermc/1.21.7/packet_handler/minecraft.lua)
+
+**Lua API:** `sendData()`, `finish()`, `get_queue()`, `get_snapshot_percentage()`
+
+**Full details:** See [Scroll System](../scrolls/introduction.md#coldstarter)

docs/cli/intro.md

@@ -11,8 +11,7 @@ This is the documentation for [druid-cli](https://github.com/highcard-dev/druid-
 It is recommended, but not manditory to use the druid-cli inside a container, to ensure all the coditions are meet for the process.
 Simpler setups should also work without containers.
 
-Processes and process structures **are called scrolls**.
-A scroll is an OCI Artifact, wich you can store in any OCI registry, like Dockerhub.
+Processes are managed via **scrolls** - OCI artifacts stored in registries. See [Scroll System](../scrolls/introduction.md) for details.
 
 ## Architecture
 
@@ -26,7 +25,7 @@ A scroll is an OCI Artifact, wich you can store in any OCI registry, like Docker
     F[Start Process and Log Watcher] --> G[Start Webserver]
 ```
 
-A command can depend on the success of a different command. You can see more in the [scroll section](/cli/scroll).
+Commands can depend on other commands. See [Scroll System](../scrolls/introduction.md) for details.
 
 ## Installation