Release v7.145.0

Summary

When CodeScene tools are available, AI changes now keep every touched file at Code Health 9.5 or higher and handle the score once, before the gate, instead of in repeated build, review and fix rounds.

Added

• A universal code-health.md rule for source files: touched files end at Code Health 9.5 or higher (new files aim for 10) and never decline. Files that cannot safely reach 9.5 in the change are reported with before and after scores and added to the repository's Code Health uplift issue. Generated code is never refactored, and missing CodeScene tools never block work (#1077)
• "No fix loops" guidance: Code Health is handled once per touched file, a score check never triggers an extra build or test run, and a second Code Health round is itself a finding that names its cause (#1077)

Changed

• The Definition of Done in general.md, the code reviewer agents and the review-report rules now refer to the Code Health floor; reviewers flag a touched file below 9.5 without a reported reason only together with the round's other findings, never in a round of its own (#1077)
• codescene.md links to the new rule and explains how to exclude generated files from Code Health scoring with a .codescene configuration (#1077)