Updates wurk overrides for the merged CI workflow

.claude/wurk/commit.md

@@ -111,22 +111,26 @@ tripping a substring match the rule was never meant to catch.
 Decision: **do not add a `commit-msg` hook.** Enforcement stays inside
 `/wurk:commit` (Step 2 pre-commit, Step 4.4 post-commit verification).
 
-Reasons: this repo has one contributor and no CI (`CLAUDE.md`'s authority
-table), so `/wurk:commit` is already the only path a commit takes in
-practice - a plain `git commit` bypassing it would be a self-inflicted
-problem, not an outside contributor's. A hook is also another uninstalled-by-
+Reasons: this repo has one contributor, and CI (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`)
+replays the quality gate but checks nothing about commit messages, so
+`/wurk:commit` is already the only message check a commit gets in practice -
+a plain `git commit` bypassing it would be a self-inflicted problem, not an
+outside contributor's. A hook is also another uninstalled-by-
 default file: git hooks are not checked in or wired up automatically, so
 shipping one here would need its own installer step this repo does not have,
 for a case (bypassing the one workflow the one contributor uses) that has not
 come up. This repo removed `.beads/hooks` for the same reason - nothing read
 them. Revisit if a second contributor, or a habit of using plain `git commit`,
 actually shows up.
 
-## No CI means the gate is the whole check
+## CI replays the gate; the local run is still the trigger
 
 The authority table in `CLAUDE.md` makes a full green `mix quality` the trigger
-for `git commit`, and there is no second net behind it - no CI run, no
-reviewer. So:
+for `git commit`. CI (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) runs the same full gate on
+pushes to `main` and on pull requests, reading the command out of
+`.claude/wurk.json`'s `gate.full` so the two stay one definition - but it
+runs after a push, not before a commit, and there is still no second
+reviewer. The local full green remains the trigger:
 
 - A `--profile loop` green is not the trigger. It skips dialyzer, doctor,
   dependencies, and coverage.

.claude/wurk/mr.md

@@ -3,17 +3,19 @@
 Two project facts. Adds only - see `~/.claude/skills/wurk:mr/SKILL.md` for
 everything this does not repeat.
 
-## The request is a record, not a review gate
+## The request is a record and a CI run, not a human review gate
 
-One contributor, no CI. Nothing runs when the request opens and nobody else is
-going to look at it, so:
+One contributor, no second reviewer. CI (`.github/workflows/ci.yml`) runs the
+full gate on every pull request, so a check does run when the request opens -
+but nobody else is going to read the diff, so:
 
-- **Do not wait for checks or review.** There are none to wait for. A request
-  that sits open pending a signal that will never arrive is just a branch that
-  has not landed.
-- **The gate ran before the push or it did not run at all.** Step 4's full
-  `mix quality` is the only thing that ever verified this branch. Treat a
-  skipped or scoped gate here as a hard stop, not a formality to catch up on
+- **Do not wait for human review.** There is none to wait for. The CI check is
+  worth confirming green, but a request that sits open pending a reviewer who
+  will never arrive is just a branch that has not landed.
+- **The gate still runs before the push.** Step 4's full `mix quality` is what
+  verifies this branch before it becomes public; CI replays the same command
+  (read from `.claude/wurk.json`'s `gate.full`) only after. Treat a skipped
+  or scoped local gate here as a hard stop, not something CI will catch up on
   later.
 
 What the request is for is the record: a diff with a written rationale, linked