docs: update AGENT.md to adopt Atlassian Feature Branch Workflow
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## Branching & Conflict Resolution Strategy (GitHub Flow)
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## Git Feature Branch Workflow
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This project strictly follows the **GitHub Flow**. All development happens in short-lived feature branches branched off from `main`. Direct commits to `main` are prohibited.
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This project strictly follows the **Git Feature Branch Workflow** (as defined by [Atlassian](https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/comparing-workflows/feature-branch-workflow)).
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The core idea is that all feature development should take place in a dedicated branch instead of the `main` branch.
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### 1. Development Workflow
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1. **Branch Creation:** Create a descriptive branch from the latest `main` state:
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`git checkout main && git pull && git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name`
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2. **Atomic Commits:** Make small, logical, and self-contained commits.
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3. **Push & Pull Request:** Push the branch and open a Pull Request (PR) against `main` for review.
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1. **Never Commit to Main:** Direct commits to `main` are strictly prohibited. `main` must always be stable and deployable.
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2. **Branch Creation:** Create a descriptive branch from the latest `main` state (e.g., `feature/animated-menu-items` or `issue-#1061`):
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`git checkout main && git pull origin main && git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name`
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3. **Atomic Commits:** Make small, logical, and self-contained commits to your feature branch.
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4. **Push & Pull Request:** Push the feature branch to the remote repository and open a Pull Request (PR) against `main`. PRs act as a forum for discussing the feature and performing code reviews before it is merged.
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5. **Merge & Close:** Once approved, the feature branch is merged into `main` and then deleted. (You can use the `close_feature` skill for this).
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### 2. Merge Conflict Policy
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When multiple features are developed simultaneously, `main` might advance before your PR is merged, causing a merge conflict. **The author of the pending PR is solely responsible for resolving conflicts.**
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