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URL: https://github.com/apache/tvm-ffi/pull/402#issuecomment-3736808168

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request significantly enhances the project's documentation by 
introducing a detailed and structured overview of the TVM-FFI Application 
Binary Interface. The new documentation clarifies the fundamental design 
principles, data structures, and interaction patterns of the ABI, supported by 
concrete C code examples. This addition aims to provide developers with a 
clearer understanding of how to work with TVM-FFI at a low level, improving the 
accessibility and maintainability of the system.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **New ABI Overview Documentation**: A new reStructuredText document 
(docs/concepts/abi_overview.rst) has been added, providing a comprehensive 
overview of the TVM-FFI ABI. This document details core principles, data types 
like Any, Object, Tensor, Function, Exception, Module, and String/Byte types, 
and their usage patterns.
   * **Accompanying C Code Examples**: A new C example file 
(examples/abi_overview/example_code.c) has been introduced to provide 
practical, low-level demonstrations for the ABI concepts explained in the new 
documentation.
   * **Documentation Structure Refinement**: The existing docs/index.rst has 
been updated to include the new ABI overview, and docs/concepts/any.rst and 
docs/concepts/object_and_class.rst have been modified to add internal 
cross-reference labels, improving navigability and consistency.
   * **Migration of Legacy ABI Doc**: The previous Markdown-based ABI overview 
(docs/concepts/abi_overview.md) has been renamed to 
docs/concepts/abi_overview_legacy.rst, indicating a shift towards 
reStructuredText for core documentation.
   * **C API Header Annotations**: The include/tvm/ffi/c_api.h file now 
includes // [TAG.begin] and // [TAG.end] comments around key ABI structure and 
enum definitions, facilitating automatic inclusion of code snippets in the new 
documentation.
   
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