docs(apify-actor-development): include agent-bases AGENTS.md when scaffolding without the CLI#74
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The
apify/actor-templatesrepo carries per-languageagent-bases/{lang}.AGENTS.mdguidance files that every template inherits from.apify createcomposes these into the scaffold automatically, but agents that bypass the CLI and fetch template files directly (via raw GitHub URLs or the manifest'sarchiveUrl) silently miss the file — losing the language-specific Actor guidance they'd otherwise get for free.This adds a short subsection under
## Template selectionin theapify-actor-developmentskill that names the convention and points at the raw URL to fetch alongside the template files.Added content
Surfaced during an evaluation of Apify surfaces for agent-driven Actor development.