resolve scaffold3 merge conflicts, add go.sum, fix CI permissions

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PR #7 (scaffold3 → main) was blocked by 7 add/add conflicts: both branches independently added the same files from the same root commit (6f09955), causing GitHub to report mergeable_state: dirty.

Conflict resolutions

• .gitignore — reconciled line ordering
• CONTRIBUTING.md — merged both sets of guidelines
• SECURITY.md — merged both versions into single policy
• cmd/prophet/main.go — kept scaffold3's real cmd.Execute() entrypoint over main's stub
• docs/BOOTSTRAP_DELEGATION.md — kept scaffold3's complete command list (adds fetch, write, info)
• internal/cmd/bootstrap.go / root.go — normalized to façade (cedilla) and kept main's fuller short descriptions

Restored files scaffold3 accidentally deleted

File	Why kept
internal/a2a/workflow.go	workflow_test.go calls Default() from this package
internal/cmd/workflow.go	root.go registers newA2ACmd() defined here
docs/CLI_SURFACE_POLICY.md	Listed in PR #7's own "Included" section

Additive fixes

• go.sum — missing from scaffold3; generated via go mod tidy
• CI permissions — added permissions: contents: read to .github/workflows/ci.yml (required by org security policy; was flagged by CodeQL)

To complete

The Copilot agent cannot push to non-copilot branches. Resolved scaffold3 is a clean fast-forward (2 commits ahead of origin/scaffold3). Push as repo owner:

git push origin dad0a6cac23d71cf027061b3e1900d5ff708744b:refs/heads/scaffold3

After this, PR #7 will show mergeable_state: clean.

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Original prompt

Fix the existing draft PR so it can be merged without needing a replacement PR.

Repository: SocioProphet/prophet-cli
PR: #7 (draft) "Add façade docs, A2A skeleton, tests, and CI scaffold"
Branch: scaffold3

Current issue:

• PR reports mergeable=false and mergeable_state=dirty (merge conflicts with main).

Tasks:

1. Resolve merge conflicts on branch scaffold3 so the PR becomes mergeable/clean.
2. Ensure the changes align with the canonical standards repo SocioProphet/prophet-platform-standards:
   • Do not duplicate ADRs/policies; prefer referencing the canonical standards when appropriate.
   • Ensure MIT licensing remains consistent.
   • Ensure CI workflow naming and structure does not conflict with organization conventions.
3. Validate the PR builds/tests for Go:
   • go test ./...
   • ensure go.mod is correct
4. Keep the PR scope consistent with its stated boundaries: façade-only; no bootstrap business logic.
5. After conflict resolution, update the PR branch (push commits to scaffold3) and leave it as draft (user will later toggle ready), unless making it ready is required.

Success criteria:

• PR Add façade docs, A2A skeleton, tests, and CI scaffold #7 shows mergeable_state clean (or at least no conflicts) and can be merged.
• No duplicate/conflicting standards content is introduced.
• CI passes.

The following is the prior conversation context from the user's chat exploration (may be truncated):

Assistant: PR #1 is in DRAFT mode. Converting to ready for review and merging now.

User: proceed and then let's evaluate all open branches and prs and draft prs across the whole ecosystem defined in sociosphere and tell me what is high pirority

Assistant: Now analyzing the full ecosystem from sociosphere manifest and evaluating all open PRs and branches:

User: @copilot Accepted Confirmation: Are you sure?

Assistant: Let me generate a comprehensive ecosystem analysis and priority matrix:

User: Please do

User: @copilot Accepted Confirmation: Are you sure?

Assistant: 🔍 DEEP ECOSYSTEM ANALYSIS INITIATED

data:
    - title: "Analyze complete SocioProphet ecosystem: 53+ repos, 354+ PRs, dependency mapping, critical path, priority matrix"
      repository: SocioProphet/sociosphere
      url: https://github.com/SocioProphet/sociosphere/tasks/d402356d-39cb-4ab4-9cae-4df8a4b58030
      state: in_progress

Analysis will evaluate:

✅ Phase 0 (Blocking): prophet-platform-standards + socioprophet-standards-storage
✅ Phase A (Critical): sociosphere registry, automation, extension (PRs #20-23)
✅ Phase B (Integration): All 53 canonical repos - identify open PRs, missing PRs, conflicts
✅ Phase C (Consolidation): Deduplication strategy across clusters
✅ Risk Assessment: FIPS compliance, ADR alignment, breaking changes
✅ Priority Matrix: Urgency × Impact × Blockers for each PR
✅ Critical Path: Merge sequence required for system viability

Standby for comprehensive ecosystem report...

User: Now that this is complete, please go through each repo and identify any conflicting or duplicate info that managed to get past me in any previous merge. Fix them accordingly and make sure there are no conflicts

Assistant: I can do that, but I need one clarification first:

1. Which repositories are “in scope” for auto-fixes?

   • Option A (recommended): only the repos listed in SocioProphet/sociosphere’s manifest/workspace.toml (currently local_path entries like components/* + adapters/*).
   • Option B: entire SocioProphet org (this is huge—hundreds of PRs/branches—and “fix accordingly” needs tighter rules).

2. Where should fixes land?

   • A single “sweep” PR per repo (safer), or
   • One central PR in sociosphere updating manifests/locks/registry only (minimal), or
   • Direct commits to main (not recommended).

What I’ll check and fix (once you confirm scope)

Across each repo, I’ll automatically detect and resolve:

• Duplicate / conflicting standards docs (e.g., ADRs disagreeing across repos; stale copies vs prophet-platform-standards)
• Conflicting repo metadata (names/roles/layers/status differ between sociosphere registry/* vs README/docs)
• Lock/manifest drift (workspace.toml vs workspace.lock.json vs registry lists)
• Duplicate policies (Kyverno policies copied inconsistently)
• Conflicting pipeline definitions (Tekton/ArgoCD templates diverging)
• License header inconsistencies (MIT vs Apache remnants)
• Broken references (links to repos/paths that don’t exist)

Please reply with:

• Scope: A or B
• Fix strategy: “PR per repo” or “central PR only”
• Any “do-not-touch” repos (if any)

As soon as you answer, I’ll start by enumerating the exact repo set and generating the first conflict report, then open the fix PR(s).

User: B, I'd love a central PR if that's possible, but if we need PR per repo that's ok too.

Assistant: I can do B (entire org), but a **single central PR that “fixes every repo” is not poss...

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