fix skill dispatch ref: pr-review is a command not a skill - #1041
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…laced with review skill in fix.md
…lls so process/* skills appear in index
…pot fix to validate-skill-names, add silent overwrite warning and third-level nesting to generate-skill-index, add hybrid-dir test
…urrent frontmatter
…erate to drop phantom agents (golang-compact, github-profile-rules-engineer) and sync agent count to 42
…r depth asymmetry, add overwrite-warning test
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two fixes for build-dispatch.py skill validation errors:
replaced pr-review with review in skills/process/pr-workflow/references/fix.md — pr-review is a slash command with no entry in skills/INDEX.json, so the router was treating it as a valid skill name, causing build-dispatch.py to exit 2
fixed generate-skill-index.py to recurse into hybrid directories that have both a top-level SKILL.md and nested skill subdirectories — previously the generator short-circuited on the first SKILL.md it found, causing 8 skills under skills/process/ (including pr-workflow, workflow, quick, testing, debugging, plant-seed) to be silently dropped from skills/INDEX.json