Move specification/0.8 and 0.9 to specification/v0_8 and v0_9

[sugoi-yuzuru]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a structural refactoring of the A2UI specification directories. The primary goal is to enhance clarity and consistency in versioning by adopting a v prefix for specification folders (e.g., 0.8 becomes v0_8). This change necessitates a comprehensive update of all associated file paths and URLs throughout the project's source code, documentation, and configuration to maintain functional integrity and accurate referencing.

Highlights

• Specification Directory Renaming: The directories for A2UI specifications, specification/0.8 and specification/0.9, have been renamed to specification/v0_8 and specification/v0_9 respectively. This standardizes the naming convention by adding a 'v' prefix to version folders.
• Path Reference Updates: All internal and external references to these specification paths across the codebase, including Python files, Markdown documentation, JSON schema files, and configuration files, have been updated to reflect the new v0_X naming convention, ensuring consistency and correct linking.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the specification directory structure by renaming specification/0.8 to specification/v0_8 and specification/0.9 to specification/v0_9. The changes correctly update references across various Python, TypeScript, JSON, and Markdown files to reflect the new paths. This is a good housekeeping change to make versioning more explicit and avoid potential issues with directory names starting with numbers. I found one minor issue with a broken link in the documentation, which I've commented on. Otherwise, the changes look solid.

[gemini-code-assist]

The link to the Standard Catalog Definition for v0.9 appears to be incorrect. It points to standard_catalog_definition.json, but based on the file structure for v0.9, the correct filename is standard_catalog.json. This seems to be a copy-paste error from a v0.8 reference.

Suggested change

	- **[Standard Catalog Definition](../../specification/v0_9/json/standard_catalog_definition.json)**: Complete technical specification
	- **[Standard Catalog Definition](../../specification/v0_9/json/standard_catalog.json)**: Complete technical specification

[gspencergoog]

@sugoi-yuzuru What was the reason for this change? Please provide a description for PRs.