* feat: add Python code review rules
Add python.md rule doc for reviewing .py files and wire "**/*.py" into
the system rule map so Python files no longer fall back to default.md.
Rules follow the precision-first house style: security/correctness are
blocking, style is not, and noise-prone sections carry explicit
"do not report" guards.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: align identity-comparison rule with precision-first principle
Split the identity/equality section so severity is explicit: `is`
against literals and `== True/False` are real correctness risks, while
`== None` vs `is None` is a style preference reported as minor. This
removes the section's conflict with the doc's own "style is non-blocking"
header.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The generic YAML rule only checked spelling in keys, which is insufficient
for CI/CD workflow files. Add layered rules with security, correctness,
reliability checks for .github/workflows/ and structure validation for
other .github/ config files (issue templates, release config).
* feat: add .ets file extension support for HarmonyOS development
* feat: add complete HarmonyOS review support with ArkTS rules, .json5 config, and oh_modules exclusion
- Add arkts.md rule doc with ArkTS-specific and TypeScript general checks
- Add .json5 to supported file types for HarmonyOS config files
- Map .json5 to json.md rules in system_rules.json
- Exclude oh_modules/** (HarmonyOS dependency dir) from review
- Exclude *.test.ets (HarmonyOS test files) from review
- Add unit tests for all new extensions and patterns
* refactor: merge json and json5 glob patterns into single brace expansion
Move verbose rule definitions from system_rules.json into individual
markdown files under rule_docs/, loaded at runtime via embed.FS.
This improves maintainability by separating rule content from config
structure and merges duplicate mapper/dao XML patterns into one entry.
