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fix(skills): implement multi-scope agent skill discovery for global, project, and local tiers
Implements AgentSkillDiscovery class to support discovering Agent Skills from
multiple configured directories across three scopes (global, project, local).
Handles name collisions with precedence: local > project > global.

Adds comprehensive BDD test coverage for multi-scope discovery scenarios including:
- Global-only, project-only, and local-only discovery
- Combined discovery from all scopes
- Name collision resolution with proper precedence
- Non-existent and empty scope directory handling
- Multiple skills in same scope discovery

ISSUES CLOSED: #9369
2026-05-06 19:55:22 +00:00

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Code of Conduct

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