feat(skills): add essentials-sync skill - #135
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Wrap the essentials-sync CLI in a thin ess/ skill so the extract-and-sync workflow is available to any agent, not just from a shell in this repo. The skill adds only what the CLI lacks: a resolver that finds the binary once the skill has been installed into another repo (ESSENTIALS_SYNC_BIN, PATH, ESSENTIALS_REPO, then the in-repo path), and a dry-run-then-approve gate, since a real run writes to two working trees. All scanning, extraction, and review logic stays in the CLI; run.sh forwards its arguments verbatim.
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Wrap the essentials-sync CLI in a thin ess/ skill so the extract-and-sync workflow is available to any agent, not just from a shell in this repo.
The skill adds only what the CLI lacks: a resolver that finds the binary once the skill has been installed into another repo (ESSENTIALS_SYNC_BIN, PATH, ESSENTIALS_REPO, then the in-repo path), and a dry-run-then-approve gate, since a real run writes to two working trees. All scanning, extraction, and review logic stays in the CLI; run.sh forwards its arguments verbatim.