chore: sync core lib and CLAUDE.md from agent-core

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Automated sync of lib/ and CLAUDE.md from agent-core.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request synchronizes the core library with recent updates from the agent-core repository. The changes primarily involve updating the git collector to reflect a renaming of an agent-analyzer command from git-map to repo-intel, refining the collected data by removing obsolete metrics like commitShape, and enhancing existing data structures with new fields such as recentChanges and aiAttribution.confidence. These adjustments ensure compatibility and leverage the latest data collection capabilities.

Highlights

• Analyzer command update: The agent-analyzer command git-map has been updated to repo-intel in the collector.
• Data structure changes: The commitShape data has been removed from the collected git data.
• File activity enhancements: Added recentChanges to the file activity metrics.
• AI attribution details: Included a confidence field in the AI attribution data.
• Convention data refinement: The conventions object now uses usesScopes instead of scopes.

Changelog

• lib/collectors/git.js
  • Updated references from git-map to repo-intel in comments and function calls.
  • Removed the commitShape data collection.
  • Added recentChanges to the file activity data.
  • Included confidence in the AI attribution data.
  • Modified the conventions data structure to use usesScopes instead of scopes.

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Code Review

This pull request is an automated sync from the agent-core repository. The changes in lib/collectors/git.js update the git collector to use the repo-intel command instead of git-map. This involves adapting to a new data structure from the agent-analyzer binary, including removing commitShape data and adding new fields like recentChanges, confidence, and usesScopes. The changes are consistent and appear to correctly handle the updated API. I have reviewed the code and found no issues.