chore: exclude RELEASE_NOTES.md from vsix and update test count#139
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- Add RELEASE_NOTES.md to .vscodeignore so it is not shipped in the extension package (it leaked into the v0.0.4 vsix) - Update patchloomCli.test.ts count in AGENTS.md from 35 to 36 to reflect the tools/call e2e test added in PR #137 Signed-off-by: Sebastien Tardif <sebtardif@ncf.ca>
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Summary
Two housekeeping fixes found during a session audit:
.vscodeignore: addRELEASE_NOTES.md-- The file leaked into the v0.0.4.vsixpackage because it was not excluded. Future releases will not ship it.AGENTS.md: update test count 35 to 36 -- Thetools/calle2e test added in PR test: add MCP tools/call end-to-end test #137 broughtpatchloomCli.test.tsto 36 tests, but the docs were not updated.Verification
npm run checkpasses (257 tests, 0 failures, 91.52% coverage, 53-file package)