forge refactor: consolidate context directories into /src/contexts

Move SubGenieContext.tsx from /src/context to /src/contexts to have all context providers in a single directory. Update imports in App.tsx and useSubGenieWidget.ts.

Nov 27 '25 17:11 jmanhype

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This pull request focuses on a structural refactor to improve code organization by centralizing context providers. Specifically, it relocates SubGenieContext.tsx into a dedicated /src/contexts directory, ensuring a consistent pattern for managing application contexts. This change enhances maintainability by grouping related files and updating all necessary import paths to maintain functionality.

Highlights

Directory Refactoring: The SubGenieContext.tsx file has been moved from /src/context to /src/contexts to consolidate all context providers into a single, consistent directory.
Import Path Updates: Imports for SubGenieProvider in App.tsx and useSubGenie in useSubGenieWidget.ts have been updated to reflect the new file location.

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