chore(policy): add shared repository governance#1
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Summary
Adds the shared pull request template, contribution conventions, trusted repository-policy workflow, and policy self-tests for Customermates repositories.
Context
Customermates repositories need one readable and automatically enforced convention for branch names, commit subjects, pull request titles, and pull request descriptions. The workflow runs from trusted base-branch code, never checks out pull request code, and posts an explicit fail-closed status to the pull request head.
Validation
bash -n repository-policy/validate.sh.bash repository-policy/validate.sh --self-test.git diff --checkandgit fsck --full --strict.Impact and rollback
After this pull request is squash-merged, organization repositories can inherit the default pull request template and pin the reusable policy workflow to the resulting immutable
maincommit. No repository protection is activated by this pull request. Roll back by reverting the squash commit before repinning or activating downstream rules.Screenshots
Not applicable because this pull request changes repository governance and GitHub Actions only.