chore: Streamline PR description format in Claude rules

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@@ -40,6 +40,18 @@ PR titles appear in auto-generated changelogs and are read by users. Use **ELI5,
## PR Description Format
PRs are reviewed in **GitHub's web UI**, which already shows the file tree, the diff, and the tests. Don't duplicate any
of it. The description should answer questions the diff can't — not restate it.
Only these sections, in this order:
1. `## What changed`
2. `## Technical Context`
3. `## Review checklist` *(optional)*
No `Scope`, `Files changed`, `Tests`, or `Review guidance` sub-sections — GitHub shows the files and tests, and review
notes belong in the checklist. Fold anything critical into a Technical Context bullet.
### What changed
User-friendly explanation of what this PR does. Describe the problem that was fixed or the feature that was added from the user's perspective. No internal class or method names.
@@ -53,9 +65,18 @@ Explain what's hard to extract from the diff alone. Focus on:
- **Why** this approach was chosen (and alternatives considered/rejected)
- **Root cause** for bug fixes (the diff shows the fix, not what caused it)
- **Non-obvious side effects** or behavioral changes not apparent from reading the code
- **Review guidance** — what's tricky or deserves close attention
Keep it scannable with bullet points. Don't restate what's visible in the diff (file names, class renames, line-level changes).
Format rules:
- **One bullet per point.** No prose paragraphs, no nested sub-headers like `**Bug 1** / **Bug 2**` — if a PR fixes
multiple bugs, one bullet per bug is enough.
- **Don't restate the diff.** File paths, class renames, test names, and line-level changes are all visible in the web
UI.
### Review checklist (optional)
For PRs with multiple non-trivial review points, add a `## Review checklist` section with `- [ ]` tasks the reviewer can
tick off as they verify. Skip it for small PRs — a single tricky thing can stay as a Technical Context bullet.
### Example