docs: move build optimizations out of the agent guide - #449
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Description
The root agent guide mixes build-optimization details into the normal workflow, even when they do not change the agent's next action. Fixes #448.
Solution
Keep cache warm-up, ABI selection, fingerprint fallback, and build-sharing mechanics in
guide lifecycle buildsandguide lifecycle concurrency. The root keeps the required workflow, ownership/cleanup safety, short retry instruction, and links to those sections.Narrow the original authoring rule, which put every operational detail in the root, so optimization internals stay in the detailed, version-matched guides.
Independent of #447, which removes its PCH-specific root-guide note.
Test plan
guide agent,guide lifecycle builds, andguide lifecycle concurrency; verified the moved details remain accessible and the root retains worktree, device, and verification rules.