feat: remove jargon from commit messages - #138
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A commit-msg hook checks each message against the jargon wordlist, and a pre-push hook checks every unpublished commit's message and added lines, which also catches commits made without hooks. Exceptions live in .essentials-sync-jargon.json at the repo root: file globs whose added lines are never flagged, and literal text blanked before matching.
The global exclude listed \.git/, which matched .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG, so the jargon commit-msg hook received no file and failed on every commit.
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