v1.0.0 layout: fleet/ and report/ folders, WinLogKit.Settings.ps1

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Summary

Step 3 of the v1.0 restructure (ADR-001): the layout. Paths move; no setting, switch, output or behaviour changes. This is the breaking-path release, so the changelog entry is v1.0.0.

Layout after this PR

WinLogKit/
  README.md  CHANGELOG.md  CONTRIBUTING.md  SECURITY.md  LICENSE
  WinLogKit.Settings.ps1      the table (was LoggingBaseline.Settings.ps1)
  WinLogKit.Common.ps1        shared helpers
  New-LoggingBaseline.ps1     build a selection CSV
  Enable-LoggingBaseline.ps1  apply on a host
  Test-LoggingBaseline.ps1    verify on a host
  fleet/                      New-IntuneRemediationPack, New-GpoPack, New-WefSubscription, Test-WefFilter
  report/                     Export-AttackCoverage, Invoke-WELACheck
  presets/  addons/  data/  tools/  tests/  docs/

• The six relocated scripts resolve $kitRoot as the parent of $PSScriptRoot and use it for the settings table, helpers, data files, the WELA lookup and their default output folders. Intune\, GPO\, WEF\, Results\ and Evidence\ stay at the kit root wherever the script is run from, so .gitignore and every doc statement about output stay true.
• LoggingBaseline.Settings.ps1 is renamed WinLogKit.Settings.ps1. Same contents. Every dot-source (root scripts, tools, harness), the CodeRabbit config, CONTRIBUTING, the PR template, the analyzer settings comment and the Reference page generator are updated; the Reference page is regenerated.
• Help examples and printed next-step hints path-qualify the relocated scripts (.\fleet\..., .\report\...); so do the docs. Commands and Getting Started gain a short "where the scripts live" section; the README gets one sentence.
• The release zip now packages fleet\ and report\.

Verification

• tests\Invoke-KitChecks.ps1 passes on Windows PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7 (its own paths to the four relocated generators updated; the pinned-helper and one-definition checks unaffected).
• PSScriptAnalyzer clean for kit code.
• Relocated scripts exercised both ways: fleet\New-GpoPack.ps1 and report\Export-AttackCoverage.ps1 from the kit root; New-WefSubscription.ps1 -Filter Baseline -Validate and New-GpoPack.ps1 with the default -OutDir from inside fleet\ (output landed in the kit-root GPO\, not fleet\GPO\). Coverage from spydi_Server_Heavy.csv still reports 279 of 472. The WELA check's admin gate still fires from report\.
• No leftover references to the old settings name or unqualified relocated-script invocations outside the changelog history.
• mkdocs build --strict passes.
• Not run: Enable/Test on a live host (no elevation in this session). Their only change is the settings-file name in one dot-source line each.

Local CodeRabbit review

Five findings. One was mine and is fixed: the new Commands wording claimed every script reads the settings table, which Test-WefFilter.ps1 and the generated Intune pack do not. The other four are pre-existing behaviour that the rename makes look new (whole files show as changed) and are out of scope for a paths-only release; listed as follow-ups so they are not lost:

• WinLogKit.Settings.ps1: PowerShell transcription (Optional tier) enables EnableTranscripting without a managed OutputDirectory.
• fleet\New-WefSubscription.ps1: -SubscriptionId is used as a file name leaf without validating it for separators or invalid characters.
• fleet\New-IntuneRemediationPack.ps1: the generated pack parses localised auditpol CSV text (the known locale limit already noted in Safety; locale-neutral parsing is on the follow-up list).
• report\Invoke-WELACheck.ps1: a missing WELA result CSV only warns; the check should fail.

PR review round

• Devin: the printed follow-up commands were relative to the caller's directory (fleetleet\... from inside fleet\), then unquoted once made absolute. Both fixed: hints are built from the script's own location and printed as & "path", and the GPO verify hint resolves the baseline path too.
• CodeRabbit: help text in the five relocated scripts now describes the kit-root defaults (and where the WELA download lands); Commands and Getting Started no longer claim every script reads the settings table (Test-WefFilter.ps1 does not); the same quoting point as Devin's.
• All threads resolved by the reviewers; CI green on every commit.

After merge

Tagging v1.0.0 triggers the release workflow (checks on the tagged commit, zip + SHA256SUMS, GitHub Release). I have not pushed the tag; that is your call once the merge is in:

git tag v1.0.0 && git push origin v1.0.0

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Walkthrough

The PR renames the shared settings file to WinLogKit.Settings.ps1, relocates fleet and reporting scripts, updates kit-root path resolution, includes new directories in release packages, and synchronizes tests, documentation, templates, and changelog content.

Changes

WinLogKit layout and settings

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared settings references WinLogKit.Settings.ps1, root scripts, tools/*, PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1, tests/Invoke-KitChecks.ps1	Runtime imports, tool references, comments, tests, and the settings header now use WinLogKit.Settings.ps1.
Relocated script runtime fleet/*, report/*, tests/Invoke-KitChecks.ps1, .github/workflows/release.yml	Fleet and report scripts resolve shared resources from the kit root. Tests invoke the relocated scripts. Release packaging includes fleet and report.
Documentation and release metadata README.md, CHANGELOG.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, .coderabbit.yaml, .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md, docs/*	Documentation and project guidance describe the renamed settings file and the fleet and report directories.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to d73a3

The layout update relocates fleet and reporting scripts and renames the shared settings file. No concrete current merge-blocking risk remains in the supplied evidence.

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly identifies the main restructure: adding the fleet and report folders and renaming the settings file to WinLogKit.Settings.ps1.

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🟡 Verification commands fail in spaced paths

When the kit path contains spaces, Join-Path prints the script path without invocation quoting. Both GPO and WEF guidance then fail when pasted into PowerShell.

Prompt for agents

Update the verification commands printed by fleet/New-GpoPack.ps1 and fleet/New-WefSubscription.ps1 so their absolute script paths remain executable when the kit root contains spaces. PowerShell requires a quoted path prefixed with the call operator. Preserve the existing argument quoting, including the baseline and sidecar paths.

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In `@fleet/New-GpoPack.ps1`:
- Line 151: Update the effective-result message in the Write-Host call to
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