Support: add pre-commit testing logic, restructure to .claude/skills and rules

[ChaoWao]

• Migrate .ai-instructions/ into .claude/ following pypto skill/rules pattern
  • coding conventions → .claude/rules/ (architecture, codestyle, ascend-device)
  • git-commit workflow → .claude/skills/git-commit/SKILL.md (with frontmatter)
  • testing guide + pre-commit strategy → .claude/skills/testing/SKILL.md (merged)
• Add pre-commit testing strategy (4-step decision flow): npu-smi detection, git-diff scope analysis, nproc parallel, idle device cap (max 2)
• Rename test-sim/test-device commands to test-example-* for clarity
• Add test-runtime-sim and test-runtime-device commands for runtime-scoped testing
• Update test-all-device to auto-detect idle NPU devices instead of hardcoded -d 4-7
• Update test-all-sim with nproc-based parallel decision
• Require detailed commit body for multi-file changes in git-commit skill
• Update CLAUDE.md to reference new .claude/rules/ and .claude/skills/ paths

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly refactors the project's internal documentation and testing infrastructure. The primary goal is to centralize and standardize guidelines and workflows under a new .claude/ directory, making them more accessible and actionable. Concurrently, it introduces a robust pre-commit testing framework designed to streamline the development process by automating test scope, parallelism, and hardware resource allocation, thereby improving code quality and developer efficiency.

Highlights

• Documentation and Workflow Restructuring: Migrated .ai-instructions/ content into a new .claude/ directory, separating 'rules' (always-loaded guidelines) from 'skills' (task-specific workflows) for better organization and accessibility.
• Enhanced Pre-Commit Testing Strategy: Introduced a comprehensive 4-step pre-commit testing strategy that includes NPU device detection, git-diff scope analysis, CPU core count-based parallelism, and idle device capping to streamline the testing process.
• Refined Test Commands: Renamed existing test commands (test-sim, test-device) to test-example-* for improved clarity and added new test-runtime-* commands to enable runtime-scoped testing.
• Intelligent Test Execution: Updated test-all-device and test-all-sim commands to automatically detect idle NPU devices and dynamically adjust parallelism based on CPU core count, optimizing resource utilization.
• Updated Git Commit Guidelines: Revised the git-commit skill to enforce detailed commit bodies for multi-file changes and integrated a reference to the new pre-commit testing strategy, promoting more informative commit messages.

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Changelog

• .ai-instructions/git-commit/commit-message.md
  • Removed the old commit message rules file.
• .claude/commands/test-all-device.md
  • Updated the command to include NPU-SMI detection, idle device identification (max 2), dynamic device range construction, and CPU core count-based parallelism for running hardware CI.
• .claude/commands/test-all-sim.md
  • Modified the command to dynamically determine parallelism based on CPU core count (nproc).
• .claude/commands/test-example-device.md
  • Renamed from .claude/commands/test-device.md.
• .claude/commands/test-example-sim.md
  • Renamed from .claude/commands/test-sim.md.
• .claude/commands/test-runtime-device.md
  • Added a new command for running hardware device tests for a single specified runtime, incorporating NPU-SMI detection, idle device selection, and CPU core count-based parallelism.
• .claude/commands/test-runtime-sim.md
  • Added a new command for running simulation tests for a single specified runtime, with parallelism determined by CPU core count.
• .claude/rules/architecture.md
  • Renamed from .ai-instructions/coding/architecture.md.
• .claude/rules/ascend-device.md
  • Renamed from .ai-instructions/terminologies/ascend-device.md.
• .claude/rules/codestyle.md
  • Renamed from .ai-instructions/coding/codestyle.md.
• .claude/skills/git-commit/SKILL.md
  • Added a new skill document detailing the git commit workflow, including prerequisites, pre-commit testing reference, commit message format (with new rules for body content), co-author policy, and post-commit verification.
• .claude/skills/testing/SKILL.md
  • Renamed from .ai-instructions/coding/testing.md and significantly updated to include a detailed 4-step pre-commit testing strategy (platform availability, test scope, parallel strategy, device detection) and a decision tree.
• .gitignore
  • Added .claude/settings.json and .claude/worktrees to the ignore list.
• CLAUDE.md
  • Updated the main CLAUDE.md file to reference the new .claude/rules/ for coding conventions and .claude/skills/ for task-specific workflows.

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Code Review

This pull request effectively restructures the AI instructions into a more organized .claude/ directory, separating them into rules and skills. It also introduces a more sophisticated pre-commit testing strategy that intelligently considers available hardware, test scope, and parallelism. The changes are well-organized and significantly improve the testing workflow. My review includes a few suggestions to clarify ambiguities in the new testing logic, particularly around handling non-consecutive NPU devices, and to fix an incomplete command example in the testing guide.