SKILL.md: drop redundant "When to trigger" body section#20
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Trigger logic already lives in the YAML frontmatter description, which is the only part loaded when the dispatcher decides whether to invoke the skill. By the time the body is in context the trigger decision has already been made, so the body section was dead weight. Closes #9
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Summary
## When to trigger (summary)section fromskills/adhd/SKILL.md.description:, which is the only thing the dispatcher reads when deciding whether to invoke the skill. By the time the body is in context, the trigger decision has already been made — the body section was dead weight.Closes #9
Test plan
grep "When to trigger" skills/adhd/SKILL.mdreturns emptydescription:still carries the trigger / skip phrasing (unchanged)npx skills add UditAkhourii/adhdand/adhd "..."still routes