feat: add review ci bypass governance finding#21
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Summary
Adds
AIRK-GOV003, a conservative governance finding for instruction files that appear to encourage bypassing review, CI, branch protection, or safe integration boundaries.Scope
agent_rules_kit.governance.find_governance_findings()as a stable aggregator so future governance rules do not get wired into the CLI one by one.AIRK-GOV006behavior intact.AIRK-GOV003.risky-instructionsfixture.Verification
./scripts/check.shtests/fixtures/repositories/risky-instructionstests/fixtures/repositories/unsupported-claimfinding_count: 0Product boundary
This does not audit actual GitHub branch protection, CI settings, or repository permissions. It only reports conservative local findings from supported instruction files.
README is intentionally not changed in this phase.