Centralize encrypted bot profiles (#14)
Centralize ordered bot profiles and encrypted credentials in `bot-agents`. - Exposes one action input: `master-key`. - Uses Gitea’s automatic job token internally; dependent repositories provide no author/reviewer/profile inputs. - Keeps encrypted Claude and reviewer credentials in `profiles.yml`; tokenless Codex uses its persisted subscription login. - Falls back only on recognized quota exhaustion, with a distinct UID/home per profile and descendant cleanup before fallback. - Separates decryption, agent execution, and reviewer posting so privileged credentials never enter an agent process. - Installs `obra/superpowers` with the standard Skills CLI; removes custom discovery code. - Adds root-level isolation, rollback, symlink, fallback, posting, YAML, and self-workflow CI coverage. Checks: formatting, lint, all entrypoint type checks, 35 tests as root, diff check, secret scan, and repository diagnostics. Reviewed-on: #14 Co-authored-by: Danny Kim <temeddix@gmail.com> Co-committed-by: Danny Kim <temeddix@gmail.com>
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description: Workflow and container YAML stays declarative; operational shell belongs in separate scripts
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Do not embed multiline operational scripts in workflow, Compose, or container
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YAML. Keep YAML declarative and move shell logic into a small, named `.sh` file
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