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merge develop into main (#61) * ci: add separate main-to-develop backmerge workflow for non-hotfix merges * ci: handle fork develop branch names in backmerge sync guard * docs: refresh release docs metadata, module paths, and Claude integration link * docs(deploy): restore CLAUDE_CODE_WHITELIST.md at canonical path * docs(reference): add API_REFERENCE.md compatibility shim * docs(reference): mirror full api-reference content to API_REFERENCE.md * governance: establish two-repo public promotion contract and automation * governance: transition to single-repo public release model * docs(reference): convert API_REFERENCE.md to compatibility stub * docs(reference): remove API_REFERENCE.md and normalize canonical API links * chore: sync develop into main (docs + release governance updates) (#53) (#54) * ci: add separate main-to-develop backmerge workflow for non-hotfix merges * ci: handle fork develop branch names in backmerge sync guard * docs: refresh release docs metadata, module paths, and Claude integration link * docs(deploy): restore CLAUDE_CODE_WHITELIST.md at canonical path * docs(reference): add API_REFERENCE.md compatibility shim * docs(reference): mirror full api-reference content to API_REFERENCE.md * governance: establish two-repo public promotion contract and automation * governance: transition to single-repo public release model * docs(reference): convert API_REFERENCE.md to compatibility stub * docs(reference): remove API_REFERENCE.md and normalize canonical API links * docs(quickstart): prioritize project-local usage and separate contributor clone path * docs: add agent onboarding snippets and align discovery contract * feat(skills): ship official task-orchestrator skill package * fix(release): include agent skill package in public subset allowlist
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Strip leading spaces from allowlist paths
Every allowlist entry is now indented, but read_allowlist (scripts/public-repo-sync.sh, line 76) does not trim whitespace before building "$SOURCE_DIR/$rel"; this makes the sync/check logic look for filenames like " README.md" that do not exist. In the build-public-subset workflow (.github/workflows/build-public-subset.yml), that causes scripts/public-repo-sync.sh to fail with MISSING_SOURCE for essentially all entries.
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Remove non-path tokens from allowlist
This wrapped comment continuation is missing #, so it is parsed as a required path (model).), and the same file also includes stray EOF/quit tokens later; scripts/public-repo-sync.sh will treat each as an allowlisted file and fail with missing-source/drift errors. That breaks public subset sync/check runs even when all real project files are present.
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