feat: framework compatibility hints in validate#1
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- Warn when opencode-command/claude-code-command declared but only SKILL.md exists - Warn when cursor framework declared with legacy .mdc files - Tests for both new checks
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Summary
Adds two framework compatibility checks to
lint_package():Command + SKILL.md conflict: Warns when
opencode-commandorclaude-code-commandis declared in frameworks but the package only containsSKILL.md. Command adapters create symlinks to SKILL.md files that OpenCode can't parse due to YAML frontmatter.Cursor .mdc legacy: Warns when
cursorframework is declared with.mdcfiles present. Cursor now uses.cursor/skills/SKILL.mdformat.Both are warnings in default mode, promoted to errors in
strict-mode: true.Context
Found when debugging SkillWeave bundle installation — all 13 sub-skills had
opencode-commandin their frameworks, causing OpenCode to fail parsing the command symlinks.