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Phase 2.3: Configuration Consolidation

Successfully consolidated configuration from DLM, IRCP, and TPO: 1. Created unified `DLMConfig` with 13 configuration sections: - TokenConfig, CoordinateConfig, IRCPConfig - EmbeddingConfig, ModelConfig, TrainingConfig - ContextArchivalConfig, ContextReorderingConfig, SynthesisTechniqueConfig - DatabaseConfig, EvaluationConfig, LoggingConfig, ResourceConfig

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# Phase 2.3: Configuration Consolidation **Week:** 2 | **Duration:** 0.5 days | **Status:** ✅ Complete ## Objective Merge `dlm/response/config.py` and `ircp/utils/config.py` into unified `dlm/config.py` ## Tasks - [x] Merge ResponseConfig + IRCP config into DLMConfig - [x] Add training configuration section - [x] Add embedding configuration - [x] Add coordinate calculation config - [x] Support environment variables - [x] Create config presets (dev/prod/performance/quality/coordinate-focus/conservation-focus) - [x] Add validation with dataclasses - [x] Add tests (20+ test cases) - [x] Document configuration options (comprehensive guide) ## Files Created/Modified - Created: `packages/dlm/config.py` (500+ lines) - Created: `packages/dlm/tests/test_config.py` (comprehensive tests) - Created: `packages/dlm/CONFIG_GUIDE.md` (complete documentation) - Modified: `packages/dlm/response/config.py` (deprecation warning) Successfully consolidated configuration from DLM, IRCP, and TPO: 1. Created unified `DLMConfig` with 13 configuration sections: - TokenConfig, CoordinateConfig, IRCPConfig - EmbeddingConfig, ModelConfig, TrainingConfig - ContextArchivalConfig, ContextReorderingConfig, SynthesisTechniqueConfig - DatabaseConfig, EvaluationConfig, LoggingConfig, ResourceConfig

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