docs(github-pr-workflow): add Slack permalink formatting worked example - #196
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What is this change?
Adds a concrete worked example under the
github-pr-workflowskill demonstrating how to map and format a live Slack thread permalink by dropping the dot (.) from the thread timestamp.What did Sam notice that led to this?
Recovered from the lost mentor review of July 27th. Historically on PR #182, a format mismatch caused the daemon's webhook receiver to fail silently when trying to match the PR body back to the live Slack thread. Adding this worked example prevents future formatting errors.
Tier?
Tier 1 (prose skill addition).
Confidence?
100% (Green local tests and matching formatting rules).