fix: allow conventional commit for pr title gen#1666
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Problem
Pull request descriptions generated by the AI assistant don't follow project-specific commit conventions, making them inconsistent with team standards and potentially causing issues with automated tooling that expects conventional commit formats.
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getCommitConventions()call to retrieve project-specific commit convention settingsconventionalCommitsflag to telemetry tracking for monitoring adoptionThe AI will now generate PR titles that follow conventional commit format when the project has this convention enabled, improving consistency across the codebase.