Document printer compatibility recommendations for the Foomatic directory (GSoC 2026) - #236
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Summary
This PR adds comprehensive documentation for the printer compatibility recommendation system developed as part of Google Summer of Code 2026 with OpenPrinting.
The documentation covers the recommendation pipeline from Foomatic data processing and feature generation through similarity computation, evaluation, retraining, and frontend integration.
Documentation included
Foomatic data formats
Pipeline architecture
Recommendation quality and evaluation
Retraining and regeneration
Extending the recommendation UI
This PR is intentionally documentation-only and contains no application or implementation changes.
This is a documentation follow-up to #224, which introduced the printer compatibility recommendation system.