Add Bunny draft smoke marker

[Promansis]

Linked issue

N/A

Why this change

• Adds a tiny draft PR smoke marker to verify that automatic Bunny Review dispatch does not run while a PR targeting refactor is still draft.

What changed

• Added .github/bunny-review/draft-smoke.md as a docs-only smoke marker.

Refactor impact

Primary owner:

• GitHub workflow/review automation

Impact areas reviewed:

• .github/bunny-review guidance/docs path only

Boundary notes:

• No product, engine, feature UI, shared API, Rust, or remote-runtime behavior changed.

Pressure points touched:

• None

Validation

• Matching validation command passes locally (for example pnpm typecheck, pnpm build, pnpm check:architecture, pnpm check:docs, or full pnpm check when warranted)
• pnpm check passes locally before PR push/handoff, including the unused-code check
• pnpm typecheck passes locally
• pnpm build passes locally
• pnpm check:architecture passes locally
• pnpm check:docs passes locally
• cargo check --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --workspace passes locally
• Rust clippy/tests were run for Rust behavior changes
• Browser or Tauri app manual verification completed
• Browser screenshot/recording evidence added when UI/browser state is the claim
• Remote runtime smoke checked when relevant

Manual verification notes

• Ran pnpm check:docs; it checked 46 docs and repo guidance files.

Feature Discoverability

Check exactly one:

• Updated src/features/shell/discovery/ because this PR adds or materially changes a user-discoverable feature, workflow, setting, mode, panel, import path, agent, media capability, or advanced tool.
• N/A because this PR is only a bugfix, refactor, test, docs, internal wiring, visual polish, copy edit, or compatibility fix and does not add a new thing users need to find.

Reason:

• This is a workflow smoke-test marker, not a user-facing feature.

Docs and release impact

• No docs changes needed
• Updated README.md
• Updated CONTRIBUTING.md
• Updated docs/developer/
• Updated repo skills or AGENTS.md
• Confirmed this PR does not restore old staging/package-workspace/release claims

UI evidence

N/A

[github-actions]

✅ Bunny Review Completed

Tip

Review posted. The specimen has left the observation table.

• Commit: 8f63097 - Add Bunny draft smoke marker

[github-actions]

🐰 Bunny Review

Warning

Anomalies remain. No actionable defects isolated.
Examine the findings and warning rows before merge.

Note

Mode: full
Commit: 8f63097 - Add Bunny draft smoke marker
Base: origin/refactor

🧭 Specimen Summary

• The specimen adds a single CI-adjacent marker document under Bunny review automation, apparently to verify that draft pull requests targeting refactor remain silent instead of dispatching the reviewer prematurely. No product organ, persistence mechanism, runtime dispatch surface, or workflow YAML is altered; the experiment is merely a paper tag placed beside the machinery to observe whether the machinery behaves.

🔎 Isolated Defects

Tip

No actionable defects isolated.

✅ Control Checks

Status	Check	Detail
✅ PASS	CI Status	Expected CI controls completed without a reported failure.
⚠️ UNKNOWN	Docs guidance	pnpm check:docs is the matching lane for .github/guidance-adjacent text, and no completed result was included.

❓ Open Questions

• None recorded.

🧪 Observations

• Established the review base as origin/refactor at merge base e06cb1701ef3ef836922e29d20f4639337e8a9e2 and head 8f630970b9be600d3ec9fa87ee51cd0a6d5a15f6.
• Inspected the full diff: one new file, .github/bunny-review/draft-smoke.md, with six added documentation lines.
• Read the supplied AGENTS.md rules for .github/bunny-review ownership and verification expectations.
• Applied the matched Docs and agent guidance path rule; the change is narrow, concrete, and not a workflow contract mutation.
• Checked for architecture, remote-runtime, persistence, validation, rollback, and dispatch risks; no executable mechanism appears in this diff to incriminate.

🧰 CI Status

• Rust Capability Layer: success
• Browser Smoke and Performance: success
• Frontend, Architecture, and Organization: success