Fix attribution in automated commits#145
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Introduces a plan to make `/commit skip` and `/commit oneshot` apply the same SCE commit-message attribution policy as a normal hook-enabled `git commit`, using a temporary message file and explicit preflight.
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July 17, 2026 21:22
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Manual git commit correctly adds the SCE Co-authored-by trailer, but commits created through /commit skip do not. The bypass flow relies on Git hooks implicitly without explicitly applying or verifying the SCE commit-message attribution policy, causing inconsistent attribution between manual and automated commits.