setup-matt-pocock-skills should offer to pre-configure Claude Code's tool permissions to cut down prompt fatigue

[JGormanAlphaSimplex]

Claude Code re-prompts for permission on lots of routine, safe operations -- reading/scanning the repo, git status/diff/log, read-only gh commands (gh issue list, gh pr view, etc.) -- which gets chatty and annoying fast. Claude Code supports pre-approving these via a permissions.allow/permissions.deny block in .claude/settings.json (a file that's committed to the repo and shared across the team), and this is exactly what's shown in the AI Coding Crash Course.

I'd like setup-matt-pocock-skills to offer this as a new prompted section (after issue tracker / triage labels / domain docs), following the same "explore, present, confirm, write" pattern the skill already uses:

• When it runs: only when .claude/ or CLAUDE.md is present in the repo (this is Claude-Code-specific; other harnesses like Copilot CLI don't currently have an equivalent repo-shareable permissions file -- Copilot CLI's approvals live per-user in ~/.copilot/, not in the repo -- so the skill should skip cleanly rather than fake support for harnesses that can't actually enforce it).
• What it proposes: an opinionated, fixed default (not repo-scanned) covering:
  • Allow-list: reasonable repo scanning (Read, Glob, Grep), read-only git commands (status, diff, log, show), read-only gh commands (issue list/view, pr list/view, api GET calls)
  • Deny-list: destructive operations (git push --force, git reset --hard, rm -rf, editing credential/secret files)
• Where it writes: directly into .claude/settings.json's permissions.allow/permissions.deny arrays (the real content belongs in the settings file itself, not as markdown prose) -- with just a one-line mention added to the existing ## Agent skills block in CLAUDE.md noting that permissions were pre-configured.
• Like the other sections, present the proposed list, let the user edit before writing, and confirm before persisting.

Happy to be pointed at a better home for this if it doesn't belong in this skill specifically.