Add draft-first PR creation, test naming, and Specs suffix conventions#438
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- Add draft-by-default rule to issue-and-pr-style.md (part of PR creation best practices) - Add AV1600 test naming convention to conventions.md (code style) - Revert AGENTS.md to remove overly broad rules; keep canonical brief Closes Fallout-build#438
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- Create PRs as draft by default (issue-and-pr-style.md) - Test naming follows AV1600 behavior-focused style (conventions.md) - Test files/classes use Specs suffix (conventions.md) - Revert AGENTS.md to remove overly broad rules; keep canonical brief Closes Fallout-build#438
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- Create PRs as draft by default (issue-and-pr-style.md) - Test naming follows AV1600 behavior-focused style (conventions.md) - Test files/classes use Specs suffix (conventions.md) - Revert AGENTS.md to remove overly broad rules; keep canonical brief Closes Fallout-build#438
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lgtm, I like the draft addition for PRs. really should raise PRs as drafts and then get HITL in first before marking it as reviewable (hence the label that we can now get rid of :-) )
- Create PRs as draft by default (issue-and-pr-style.md) - Test naming follows AV1600 behavior-focused style (conventions.md) - Test files/classes use Specs suffix (conventions.md) - Revert AGENTS.md to remove overly broad rules; keep canonical brief Closes Fallout-build#438
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Add three focused documentation rules to guide agent and human contributors on testing and PR creation practices.
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docs/agents/issue-and-pr-style.md: Added draft-by-default rule (PRs created as draft unless explicitly requested otherwise)docs/agents/conventions.md: Added AV1600 test naming convention (behavior-focused, present-tense test names) and Specs suffix convention (test projects/files/classes useSpecssuffix instead ofTest/Tests)Why
These rules belong in domain-specific docs where they apply. Draft creation is part of PR best practices (issue-and-pr-style), and test naming conventions are code style (conventions). Using
Specsclarifies behavior-specification semantics in testing.