[doc] README + CLAUDE.md: document the CI/gate toolkit#7
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The README was a 2-line stub; meta is now the ecosystem's CI hub with a reusable workflow + three gate tools. - README.md: what's here, the reusable go-ci.yml caller + full input table, the three gate tools with standalone usage, the single-module layout (one go.mod, three stdlib-only command packages, each independently runnable; selftest/ a separate fixture module), and the self-test chicken-and-egg. - CLAUDE.md (new): architecture, the module-layout rationale, go-ci.yml leg design, and the non-obvious conventions (self-test-before-repin, the @master chicken-and-egg, footprint platform-specificity, CI-only coverage). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replaces the 2-line README stub with full docs for the reusable
go-ci.yml(inputs table) and the three gate tools (doccov/covcheck/footprint), and adds a CLAUDE.md. Both explain the single-module / three-command-packages layout (one stdlib-onlygo.mod; each tool builds & runs independently viago run …/<tool>@ref;selftest/is a separate fixture module) — answering why there isn't a go.mod per tool. Docs only.🤖 Generated with Claude Code