Switch CodeRabbit to assertive profile via committed .coderabbit.yaml

[dblythy]

New Feature / Enhancement Checklist

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Current Limitation

CodeRabbit currently reviews with the default chill profile (visible in the review details on recent PRs, e.g. #10610), and its configuration lives only in the CodeRabbit dashboard. There's no .coderabbit.yaml in the repo, so the active settings aren't visible, versioned or reviewable by contributors.

Feature / Enhancement Description

Switch CodeRabbit to the assertive profile and commit the configuration as a .coderabbit.yaml:

• profile: assertive for more thorough feedback - as a security-sensitive server with a small maintainer team, catching more in automated review is worth the extra noise
• replicate the existing dashboard settings (custom pre-merge checks like "Engage In Review Feedback" and "Security Check") into the file, since a committed .coderabbit.yaml takes precedence over the dashboard
• path_instructions for src/**, spec/** and the generated types/*.d.ts
• auto_review filters to skip draft and dependabot PRs

Example Use Case

1. A contributor opens a PR and gets deeper automated review before a maintainer spends time on it
2. A contributor wants to know why CodeRabbit flagged something and opens .coderabbit.yaml to see the active profile and rules
3. Changes to review behaviour go through a PR like any other change

Alternatives / Workarounds

• Flip the profile in the dashboard without committing config. Less friction, but settings stay invisible and untracked.
• Stay on chill (current state).

3rd Party References

• Profile options: https://docs.coderabbit.ai/reference/configuration
• CodeRabbit already auto-detects CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and .github/copilot-instructions.md as code guidelines: https://docs.coderabbit.ai/knowledge-base/code-guidelines

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