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Pull request overview

Adds a new reusable “GitHub Tools Collaboration” skill document and links to it from the project README to document a controlled, auditable collaboration workflow using GitHub branches/PRs.

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  • Link the new collaboration skill from the README Integration section.
  • Add a new skill document defining branch isolation, PR workflow, commit style, permissions, roles, and audit requirements.

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File Description
README.md Adds a bullet linking to the new GitHub collaboration skill document.
.github/skills/github-tools-collaboration/SKILL.md Introduces a new collaboration skill outlining branch/PR/audit practices and a PR template.

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