Anton PanasenkoandGitHub 590b49edc1 [codex] make yeet template-aware (#412)
## Why

The curated `yeet` skill was missing guidance for common publish-flow
cases: repositories with PR templates, branches that already have a PR,
and PR bodies that need to preserve reviewer-relevant context instead of
generic boilerplate.

## What Changed

Updated `skills/.curated/yeet/SKILL.md` to make the publish workflow
template-aware and branch-aware. The skill now tells Codex to discover
the active repository PR template before creating a PR, reuse an
existing PR for the current branch instead of creating a duplicate,
preserve an existing PR's draft or ready-for-review state, apply
conventional PR title guidance, and write PR bodies around the net
change with meaningful verification only when there is behavioral
evidence worth preserving.
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