prompts/README.md: the table lists every prompt file again - #1695
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The table stopped at the four rows #551 wrote: five of the fifteen presets, two of the four protocols, and none of the five top-level prompts added since. Now one row per file, and the presets row names them all and points at src/preset-catalog.ts for which button or routine each backs.
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packages/framework/prompts/README.md's file table now lists every file in the directory. It had stopped at the four rows #551 wrote: five of the fifteen presets, two of the four protocols, and none of the five top-level prompts added since (ticketing_format,todo_format,data_branch_protocol,triage_scope,on_before_mergeable_prompt).One row per file. The presets row names all fifteen with their issues and points at
src/preset-catalog.tsas the table that says which button or routine each backs, so the README does not restate that table.Why
The README is the map for a person editing a prompt; a map that names a third of the files reads as if the rest were something else.
Docs only: no code, no SPEC, no FEATURES-SPEC change.