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taodeng 618921966e feat: rewrite gh-pr-release-flow into comprehensive GitHub iron rules

Covers full lifecycle: pre-flight checks, branch strategy, commit conventions,
push rules, PR standards, merge strategy, semantic versioning, release + notes,
delivery checklist, prohibited actions, and exception handling.

All agents must follow these rules on every GitHub operation.

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skills: add GitHub PR and release workflow skill

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feat: rewrite gh-pr-release-flow into comprehensive GitHub iron rules

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README.md

gh-pr-release-flow

A lightweight GitHub workflow skill for repos that:

reject direct pushes to main
require pull requests even when approvals are set to 0
need releases to happen after merge, not while work is still only in an open PR

Why this exists

We kept running into the same avoidable problems:

pushing to main and getting rejected by repo rules
assuming approvals = 0 meant direct push was allowed
discussing release updates before the relevant changes were merged
re-discovering the same GitHub flow every time

This skill turns that repeated pain into a default workflow.

What it helps with

detect when a repo is effectively PR-only
switch quickly from local commits to branch + PR flow
decide whether release work should wait until after merge
keep package.json version, git tag, and GitHub release from drifting apart
avoid repeating the same repo-rule mistakes

Default policy

If repo rules are unclear, prefer:

local commit
branch
push branch
PR
merge
release

In other words: PR first, release after merge.

Suggested use cases

docs updates that still must go through PR
feature work in protected repos
patch releases after merge
repos with branch protection / PR-only rules

Notes

This is intentionally a narrow workflow skill, not a general GitHub encyclopedia. It exists to encode one practical habit: stop bouncing off protected main, and stop releasing changes that have not landed yet.