Review follow-ups on the port (all verified against the upstream snapshot,
which I re-downloaded and diffed: every scripts/*.mjs and template is the
upstream file byte-for-byte after CRLF→LF, except one `reference/` →
`references/` path fix; the reference docs differ only by Hermes adaptation
notes and the same path fix).
- LICENSE: header naming the upstream repo, pinned commit 9bca227d… and the
copyright holder above the verbatim MIT text.
- SKILL.md frontmatter: `author` credits the upstream human first, Hermes
Agent second (skills/AGENTS.md rule 4); `metadata.hermes.upstream` pin in
the same shape mono-color/pr-lens use; `category: creative`; H1
`# Auteur Skill` with a linked provenance blockquote.
- `platforms` gains `windows`: the declared prerequisites (Node 18+,
Playwright, optional ffmpeg) all run on Windows and no script uses a
POSIX-only primitive (audited: no /tmp, spawn/exec of shells, fcntl, etc).
- Routing examples translated from Russian to English (marked as translated
from upstream) so an English-language skill doesn't carry stray artefacts.
- tests/skills/test_auteur_skill.py: keep the two port-specific invariants
(path annotations, de-Claude residue). Dropped the exact-count tree
snapshot (change detector), the `~/.hermes/hermes-agent` host-dependent
related_skills fallback, and the frontmatter/description checks that
tests/skills/test_authoring_standards.py already enforces repo-wide.
- Regenerated the docs page with website/scripts/generate-skill-docs.py
(scoped to this skill).
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