feat: update git collector for RepoIntelData schema

[avifenesh]

Summary

• Add recentChanges field to hotspot output
• Add confidence field to aiAttribution output

Test plan

• Collector output matches new RepoIntelData schema

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This pull request updates the git data collector to conform to a new RepoIntelData schema. It introduces new fields for recent changes in file hotspots and confidence levels in AI attribution, while also streamlining the data by removing outdated commitShape metrics and adjusting convention-related fields. These changes ensure the collector provides more relevant and structured data for downstream consumers.

Highlights

• Schema Update for Git Collector: The git collector has been updated to align with the new RepoIntelData schema, changing references from git-map to repo-intel in the underlying agent-analyzer calls.
• Hotspot Data Enhancement: The hotspot output now includes a recentChanges field, providing more granular insights into recent file activity.
• AI Attribution Confidence: A confidence field has been added to the aiAttribution output, indicating the confidence level of the AI attribution.
• Data Structure Adjustments: The commitShape data structure has been removed, and the conventions object now uses usesScopes instead of scopes to reflect changes in the schema.

Changelog

• lib/collectors/git.js
  • Updated references from git-map to repo-intel in documentation and agent-analyzer calls.
  • Added recentChanges field to the hotspots output.
  • Added confidence field to the aiAttribution output.
  • Removed the commitShape data structure from the collected metrics.
  • Replaced the scopes field with usesScopes in the conventions output.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the git collector to align with the new RepoIntelData schema from the agent-analyzer binary. The changes include switching from git-map to repo-intel, adding recentChanges to hotspots and confidence to AI attribution, and updating the data structure for commit conventions. The commitShape field has also been removed. The implementation is solid, with appropriate default values to ensure robustness against missing data from the analyzer. The changes are consistent and correctly reflect the new schema.