agents: refine commit type definitions and interface docstring rules - #4063
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Clarify commit type prefixes for developer/release tooling (build:), CI configurations (ci: for .bazelci), and GitHub Actions workflows (workflow:). Also require interface and abstract base class docstrings to document Args, Returns, and custom exceptions under Raises.
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Agent rules previously grouped build, release tooling, CI, and GitHub
Actions under a generic
workflow:category, creating ambiguity forconventional commit types. Furthermore, agent rules lacked explicit
guidance on documenting interface methods in abstract base classes.
Clarify commit type conventions for release/build tools (
build:),CI configurations (
ci:), and GitHub Actions workflows (workflow:).Additionally, require docstrings on abstract base classes to explicitly
document Args, Returns, and custom exceptions under Raises.