Correct flagged-skill reporting split in TELEMETRY - #1004
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Eight listed/loadable, git-worktrees explicit-only, two bake-only; seven reported, four custom. Part of CL-7931.
The allowlist comment still described four bake-only background skills while TELEMETRY documents native-integration and ponytail as listed and loadable.
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Synced the stale allowlist comment in src/telemetry/classify.ts with the corrected taxonomy (8 listed/loadable, git-worktrees explicit-only, 2 bake-only; 7 reported by name, 4 custom). Comment text only, no behavior change. Telemetry suites (69 pass) + typecheck green. |
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Shakespeare pass (CL-7931): TELEMETRY leg. Matches test-pinned catalog split. Partially closes CL-7931.