feat(github): add observe-first repository onboarding - #165
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Closes #26.
What changed
Introduces observe-first onboarding for existing repositories so teams can connect Facility without changing their established delivery workflow.
observeandactiveautonomy modes.silent,summary, andliveGitHub feedback modes.execution_laneas the existing safety control while exposing it in project settings./fx architect.Why
Teams with a working SDLC should be able to evaluate Facility without allowing it to create comments, assignments, scheduled work, or pull requests before they deliberately opt in.
This creates a progressive adoption path:
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