Add TypeScript business workflow functions to PlaySupport MDX

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Add TypeScript business workflow functions to PlaySupport MDX

Summary

Added comprehensive TypeScript business process workflow functions to the existing startups/playsupport.mdx file. The file already contained complete YAML frontmatter with lean canvas data, service descriptions, and landing page content. This PR adds 5 major workflow categories with well-typed TypeScript functions that represent core business processes for PlaySupport's vertical AI copilot for toy/game/hobby retailers:

• Customer Acquisition Workflows: Lead qualification, demo scheduling, and proposal generation with retail-specific segmentation
• Product Development Workflows: Vertical feature development, beta testing with retail customers, and ontology updates
• Revenue Generation Workflows: Usage-based upsells, seasonal optimization, and vertical-specific cross-selling
• Customer Support Automation Workflows: WISMO handling, returns processing, product compatibility, and preorder inquiries
• Operational Procedures: System health monitoring, retail catalog syncing, and street date compliance
• Decision-Making Workflows: Business decisions, vertical expansion evaluation, and seasonal operations planning

The functions are pseudocode that reference other functions not yet implemented (as specified in requirements) and include domain-specific logic for TCG preorders, miniature scales, RC parts compatibility, and COPPA compliance.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

• Verify workflow alignment: Confirm these TypeScript functions accurately represent PlaySupport's intended business processes and match the actual product requirements
• Domain accuracy review: Check that retail-specific logic (TCG preorders, street dates, sealed product returns, miniature scale compatibility) reflects real-world toy/game/hobby retail operations
• TypeScript interface validation: Ensure the interfaces and function signatures make business sense and cover all necessary data fields for each workflow
• File structure confirmation: Validate that adding workflows to the existing MDX file (vs creating separate TypeScript files) matches the intended approach
• Vertical-specific logic review: Examine the policy enforcement, compliance handling (COPPA, street dates), and seasonal operation logic for accuracy and completeness

Recommended test plan: Since these are pseudocode functions in an MDX file, testing involves logical review of the business workflows against actual PlaySupport requirements and domain expertise validation of retail-specific scenarios.

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Diagram

%%{ init : { "theme" : "default" }}%%
graph TD
    playsupport["startups/playsupport.mdx<br/>PlaySupport Business Workflows"]:::major-edit
    
    playsupport --> acquisition["Customer Acquisition<br/>Lead → Demo → Contract"]
    playsupport --> product["Product Development<br/>Vertical Features & Testing"]
    playsupport --> revenue["Revenue Generation<br/>Upsells & Cross-sells"]
    playsupport --> support["Support Automation<br/>WISMO, Returns, Compatibility"]
    playsupport --> operations["Operations<br/>Monitoring & Compliance"]
    playsupport --> decisions["Decision Making<br/>Business & Expansion"]
    
    acquisition --> retail_context["Retail-Specific Context<br/>LGS, TCG, Miniatures, RC"]:::context
    support --> retail_context
    operations --> retail_context
    
    subgraph Legend
        L1[Major Edit]:::major-edit
        L2[Minor Edit]:::minor-edit  
        L3[Context/No Edit]:::context
    end
    
    classDef major-edit fill:#90EE90
    classDef minor-edit fill:#87CEEB
    classDef context fill:#FFFFFF

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Notes

• The existing file already contained comprehensive YAML frontmatter, service descriptions, and landing page content - all preserved intact
• Added 663 lines of TypeScript workflow functions covering the core business processes
• Functions include domain-specific logic for toy/game/hobby retail (TCG preorders, street date compliance, miniature compatibility, COPPA handling)
• All functions are well-typed pseudocode that reference other functions not yet implemented, as specified in requirements
• File size significantly increased - reviewer should confirm this single-file approach vs separate TypeScript files matches expectations

Link to Devin run: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/be796078d74c432ebbc70d140fefe5e4
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