new settings.json file, changes to gitignore and CLAUDE files#91
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# Conflicts: # .claude/settings.json # .gitignore # CLAUDE.md
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Restructured Claude Code configuration for better security and team collaboration. Moved team-shared rules from .claude/settings.local.json (incorrectly checked into git) to .claude/settings.json (committed), while personal/machine-specific rules remain in the local file (now gitignored).
Tightened security by narrowing overly broad permissions. Destructive Azure commands were replaced with read-only patterns, and rm:, git commit:, and git push:* now require confirmation. Added a deny list to hard-block irreversible operations like force pushes, hard resets, sudo, and resource group deletions.
Moved the "never commit/push automatically" rule from CLAUDE.md to the permissions system. Runtime-enforced rules are deterministic, and this saves tokens on every session. Also cleaned up accidental one-off entries that had accumulated in the allow list.