feat(init): add guided cross-platform onboarding - #1
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What changed
npm init -y.all.mancode refresh-projectso projects can safely pick up Git or manifests added later.Why
The previous initialization flow rejected new folders and treated Bash/Git as universal prerequisites. That blocked first-time users, especially on native Windows, and did not clearly guide them through choosing an agent platform.
Impact
Initialization is now beginner-friendly and native across supported shells. Platform detection remains a hint rather than silently installing every adapter, while refresh keeps project metadata current when the folder evolves.
Validation
npm run lintnpm run typechecknpm test(396 tests)npm run buildnpm run test:windows-smokegit diff --check