Monetization v1 docs + epic template

[Copilot]

Scaffolds comprehensive documentation and tracking infrastructure for Quicknote Pro's first monetization implementation, targeting milestone due 2025-08-19.

What's Added

Documentation Structure (docs/monetization/)

• README.md - Central hub linking to all monetization specs
• analytics.md - Event taxonomy with snake_case conventions, core events (app_opened, note_created, premium_paywall_viewed, ad_impression, etc.), KPIs (activation rate, retention, ARPPU, eCPM), and governance rules
• ads.md - Non-intrusive placement strategy (home inline cards, optional editor banners, capped interstitials), format support, frequency caps (1/24h interstitials, session-limited banners), and telemetry tracking
• pricing.md - Three-tier structure (Free/Plus/Pro), sensible free limits (1K notes, 2 devices, 100MB attachments), contextual upgrade UX, and conversion funnel metrics

Epic Tracking (.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/)

• epic-monetization-v1.md - 5-week implementation timeline, comprehensive checklist covering labels/boards/docs/implementation/QA, risk mitigations for signal quality and UX impact

Implementation Guidance

The docs provide concrete specifications for:

• Event schema with required fields (user_id, session_id, app_version, platform, ts)
• Frequency capping examples (max 10 impressions/user/month for interstitials)
• Clear value propositions for each pricing tier
• Platform-native billing integration approach

Ready for assignment to @mikaelkraft and @copilot to begin coordinated work across analytics foundation (#39), ads integration (#41), and pricing implementation (#43).

References

• Analytics and Event Taxonomy for Monetization and Usage #39 Analytics and Event Taxonomy for Monetization and Usage
• Ads Integration: Placement, Formats, and Frequency Caps #41 Ads Integration: Placement, Formats, and Frequency Caps
• Pricing Tiers and Free Limits: Define Capabilities and Upgrade Path #43 Pricing Tiers and Free Limits: Define Capabilities and Upgrade Path

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