chore: stop tracking Autohand-generated AGENTS.md

Added by the tooling in commit 0c1cc59, not authored guidance. Untrack and gitignore it: the file claims precedence over CLAUDE.md and tells agents to run go fmt, which rewrites the CRLF working tree. The file stays on disk (git rm --cached) so local tooling keeps it, but it is no longer tracked or committed.
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# Autohand-generated agent guide — kept on disk for local tooling, never tracked.
# It rode in via 0c1cc59, claims precedence over CLAUDE.md, and tells agents to
# run `go fmt` (destructive on this CRLF working tree).
AGENTS.md
# ---- Internal planning & design docs (excluded from the public remote per # ---- Internal planning & design docs (excluded from the public remote per
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# AGENTS.md
This file helps Autohand understand how to work with this project.
## Project Overview
- **Language**: Go
- **Package Manager**: go
## Commands
- **Build**: `go build`
- **Run**: `go run .`
- **Test**: `go test ./...`
- **Format**: `go fmt ./...`
- **Vet**: `go vet ./...`
## Instruction Sources
- Check saved memories and preferences before implementation work.
- Follow this AGENTS.md file for repository-specific guidance.
- AGENTS.md takes precedence over CLAUDE.md when both files provide instructions.
## Code Style
- Follow Go idioms and conventions
- Use short variable names in small scopes
- Handle errors explicitly
- Follow existing patterns in the codebase
- Use meaningful variable and function names
- Add comments for complex logic
- Keep functions focused and small
## Constraints
- Do not modify files outside the project directory
- Ask before making breaking changes
- Prefer editing existing files over creating new ones
- Do not delete files without confirmation
- Keep dependencies minimal - avoid adding new ones without good reason
- Do not commit sensitive data (API keys, secrets, credentials)