docs: initialize GEMINI.md with comprehensive project guidelines#372
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This PR introduces a GEMINI.md file to provide foundational project-specific instructions and technical overviews for AI agents. It covers the project philosophy, standalone plugin architectures, technology stack, security best practices (including GitHub Action pinning with Ratchet), and engineering standards.
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This PR introduces a
GEMINI.mdfile to provide foundational project-specific instructions and technical overviews for AI agents. It covers the project philosophy, standalone plugin architectures, technology stack, security best practices (including GitHub Action pinning with Ratchet), and engineering standards.