Improve create-profile skill: split working/learning style questions

[Jeremy-Walton]

Summary

• Splits the single "working style" question into two distinct questions: Learning Style and Working Style
• Expands learning style options to better capture how users absorb information (examples-first, theory-first, diagrams, step-by-step, etc.)
• Expands working style options to capture collaboration and pacing preferences (upfront planning vs. iterating, async vs. sync, etc.)
• Updates the generated PROFILE.md template to include a dedicated ## Learning Style section alongside ## Working Style

Test plan

• Run the create-profile skill and verify both new questions appear in sequence
• Confirm generated PROFILE.md includes separate Learning Style and Working Style sections

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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Updates the create-profile skill interview and generated PROFILE.md format to separate “Learning Style” from “Working Style”, capturing more specific user preferences for how they learn vs. how they collaborate/work.

Changes:

• Split the previous single “Working style” question into separate “Learning Style” and “Working Style” questions.
• Expanded the selectable options for both learning and working preferences.
• Updated the PROFILE.md template to include a dedicated ## Learning Style section.

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[Copilot]

The interview section says to ask questions using AskUserQuestion, but question 7 explicitly says to ask as plain text (not AskUserQuestion). This creates conflicting instructions for the skill runner. Consider either switching question 7 to AskUserQuestion with free-form input, or updating the earlier interview instruction to explicitly allow a plain-text exception for this question (matching the pattern used in other skills like skills/explain/SKILL.md).

Suggested change

	### 7. Open-ended preferences (plain text, not AskUserQuestion)
	Ask as plain text: "Anything else you'd like me to know? For example: areas you're focused on, things you find confusing, topics you want me to go deeper on, or anything I should avoid."
	### 7. Open-ended preferences
	Ask using `AskUserQuestion` with free-form input: "Anything else you'd like me to know? For example: areas you're focused on, things you find confusing, topics you want me to go deeper on, or anything I should avoid."