v0.7.0 — fix the toolchain, then fix the code: until everything is green

Fix the toolchain, then fix the code — until everything is green. Two new
skills repair an existing project, JavaScript projects get their own
toolchains, disables become reported instead of banned, and every skill now
brings the tools it needs.

Added

• /pspt:fix-flow — finds each package, detects its stack (Express,
  NestJS, React, Next.js) and language from its dependencies and sources, and
  compares its toolchain with pspt's. A match prints "nothing to fix";
  otherwise it installs pspt's files, removes second configs, pins versions and
  scripts, drops only unused lint/format/hook packages, installs, autofixes and
  reports what is left. Unsupported stacks are refused with the reason. Its
  mechanics are references/toolchain/fix-flow.mjs.
• /pspt:fix-flow-proceed — loops over the code until check and the test
  suite pass: failing tests first (the safety net), then types, lint and knip,
  one file per iteration, behaviour unchanged, asking instead of guessing.
  Commits land through the hooks once the tree is green. Its work queue is
  references/toolchain/findings.mjs.
• JavaScript toolchains — express-js, react-js, nextjs-js: the same
  rules minus the TypeScript-only ones, Node or browser globals, Jest/Vitest
  globals for tests. All seven stacks pass verify/.
• Required tools for every skill (prerequisites.md)
  — jCodeMunch and
  Ponytail. Missing → one question, then the skill
  installs them itself and registers them for the project: .mcp.json,
  .claude/settings.json, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .agents/rules/.
  pspt's spec, conventions, lint rules and tests always win over Ponytail.
• Re-index after every phase — jcodemunch re-indexes only the files each
  phase, criterion, iteration or ticket changed.

Changed

• Disable directives — allowed, never silent (conventions §10): the rule
  named and a reason after --, enforced in every config; blanket, unpaired
  and unused disables are errors; @ts-expect-error only with a description.
  They never block a skill and are always reported — progress line, report,
  disables: commit trailer, and findings.mjs.
• Toolchain scripts and hooks work with npm, pnpm or yarn.

Fixed

• Shipped toolchain files were not Prettier-formatted, so the first
  prettier --write made every project read as drifted.
• JavaScript configs linted pspt's own eslint.config.mjs, which failed its
  own rules; all configs now ignore pspt's toolchain files.

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Full history: CHANGELOG.md