v1.2.0 - Git History Audit Module

🆕 New Features

Git History Audit: Analyze last 50 commits for behavioral anti-patterns

• GIT01: Lazy commit messages (wip, fix, test) -15pts
• GIT02: Revert wars (reverting a revert) -30pts
• GIT03: Unprofessional language (oops, yolo, lol) -10pts
• GIT04: Monster commits (>50 files) -40pts
• GIT05: Friday deploys (after 4PM) -50pts
• GIT06: 3AM commits (00:00-05:59) -20pts
• GIT07: Missing ticket ID (PROJ-123) -12pts

🔧 Improvements

• GitHub Actions Support: Fixed dubious ownership error in Docker containers
• Graceful Degradation: Smart detection of shallow clones with helpful warnings
• Error Diagnostics: Detailed error messages when git log fails
• .vibeguardrc.example: Sensible exclusion defaults (node_modules, vendor, dist, *.lock)
• Extended Categories: Added UX, AI, RCT, GIT to Job Summary report
• Dockerfile: Installed git for history analysis
• Brutal Mode: Git violations respect 2x penalty multiplier

📚 Documentation

• Added Git Hygiene section to README
• Documented fetch-depth: 50 requirement for git audit
• Documented behavioral analysis philosophy
• Updated rule categories with git hygiene

💡 Usage Note

To enable git history audit, use:

- uses: actions/checkout@v4
  with:
    fetch-depth: 50  # Required for git audit

🧠 Philosophy

If you write beautiful code but commit 'fix' 10 times at 3AM on Friday, your vibe score still tanks.