Improve: Visualizing the workspaces and packages in overriding page #93
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Issue
overriding-packages discusses about the relationship of packages and workspaces, multiple of them, that is not straight-forward to novice or even mid/advanced readers who are not into the subject.
Resolution approach
The issue is not limited to this particular page...With workspace explanation, relation ship b/w multiple packages and workspaces are frequently discussed, and almost every time I have hard time in understanding before I end up drawing on a paper. Asuming I'm not the only one, we might as well help visualizing in the documentation.
My poor drawing. You can replace with better. That said, editable file is on my Google Draw, I can give write right if requested.