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chore: sync Copilot and Claude Code standards from standards repo - #59
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Automated sync from the AI PowerShell Standards repository.
Covers
.github/copilot-instructions.md,.github/instructions/,.github/prompts/,powershell-standards/(the worked examples),.claude/rules/powershell-standards/(the Claude Code rules) and.claude/commands/powershell-standards/(the Claude Code slash commands).Other workflows in
.github/workflows/, this repository's ownCLAUDE.md,and any other rules or commands under
.claude/are not touched by this job.Review the diff before merging. Anything intended as a permanent local
customisation belongs upstream, or this job will overwrite it again on
the next run.