feat: add expression and messaging skills#14
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Two focused skills that give third-party agents the reference context they need to edit canvas node configurations correctly on the first pass:
superplane-expressions-- Expr syntax (payload access, nil-safe patterns with ?./??, let bindings, truncation, string/array/date functions), payload structures, YAML scalar styles with {{ }}, expression vs text field types, error behavior, and tested examples from real canvas templates.superplane-messaging-- Per-provider field reference for all messaging components (Discord embeds, Slack mrkdwn, Telegram Markdown, Teams, SendGrid, SMTP) with character limits, capability summary, and formatting examples including a multi-provider comparison.Split into two skills as there are many use-cases where only one of them is relevant.