chore: remove .codex/skills directory

[thecaptain789]

Summary

Removes the .codex/skills directory as requested.

Changes

Deleted the following symlinks from .codex/skills/:

• component-refactoring → ../../.agents/skills/component-refactoring
• frontend-code-review → ../../.agents/skills/frontend-code-review
• frontend-testing → ../../.agents/skills/frontend-testing
• orpc-contract-first → ../../.agents/skills/orpc-contract-first

Context

This directory appears to be auto-generated by Codex AI tooling and should not be committed to the repository. The symlinks reference a .agents/skills/ directory that may not exist for all contributors.

Reference: https://x.com/embirico/status/2018415923930206718

Related Issue

Fixes #31988

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request cleans up the repository by removing the .codex/skills directory, which contained auto-generated symlinks related to AI tooling. This change ensures that the repository remains free of transient, tool-specific files that could cause issues or confusion for contributors, aligning with best practices for version control.

Highlights

• Directory Removal: The .codex/skills directory has been entirely removed from the repository.
• Symlink Deletion: Specifically, four symlinks within the .codex/skills directory were deleted: component-refactoring, frontend-code-review, frontend-testing, and orpc-contract-first.
• Rationale: This directory was identified as being auto-generated by Codex AI tooling and should not be committed to the repository, as its symlinks might not resolve correctly for all contributors.

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Changelog

• .codex/skills/component-refactoring
  • Removed the symlink.
• .codex/skills/frontend-code-review
  • Removed the symlink.
• .codex/skills/frontend-testing
  • Removed the symlink.
• .codex/skills/orpc/contract-first
  • Removed the symlink.

Activity

• The pull request was created by thecaptain789 to address issue [Refactor/Chore] remove .codex/skills #31988.
• No human activity (comments or reviews) has been recorded on this pull request yet.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly removes the auto-generated .codex/skills directory. To prevent these files from being accidentally committed again in the future, I recommend adding the .codex/ directory to your project's .gitignore file. This will ensure that local files and directories generated by the Codex AI tooling are ignored by version control, maintaining the cleanliness of the repository.