Replace 'Resuming work' comment with investigation findings gate and simplify rubrics#149
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Replace the unconditional "Resuming work" comment in
/startCase B with a conditional investigation findings gate — only post to the ticket when the agent discovers something novel and durable, with a simple post / skip choice. If nothing noteworthy was found, skip silently.Simplify over-specified rubrics in both
/startand/submit-for-reviewby trusting agent judgment: collapse intent classification blocks to a single principle, remove the complexity scale definitions, and remove the resolution comment writing rules where the template already demonstrates the desired style.Issue #148