fi-doctorlisted

<!-- loc-override: generated 1:1 from commands/doctor.md by scripts/gen-codex-skills.sh; length is owned by the source command file --> Run a one-shot health diagnostic on the found-issues plugin in this repo. Read-only — no file modifications. Always exits 0 (informational). ```bash found-issues doctor ``` ## What it reports Seven sections, one screen of output: 1. **Plugin runtime** — CLI path, lib dir, onboarding marker presence 2. **Statusline** — current state (installed-fixed / installed-broken / legacy-handwritten / legacy-and-installed / none / no-file). Surfaces the same diagnosis `doctor-statusline` would print, abbreviated. 3. **gh CLI** — whether `gh` is on PATH and authenticated. Affects PR-related features. 4. **Mode detection** — auto-detected mode (`local` / `git` / `github-direct` / `github-pr`) and the cache state. Notes if `FOUND_ISSUES_MODE` is overriding detection. 5. **Hook opt-outs** — which of the 5 hook env-vars are set to `off` in the current shell. Default state is "all hooks default-active." 6. **Tunables (non-default)** — only prints if `FOUND_ISSUES_DEFER_TOUCH_THRESHOLD`, `FOUND_ISSUES_DEFER_ESCALATION_FACTOR`, or `FOUND_ISSUES_STALE_DAYS` is set. 7. **Issues file** — path + per-status counts (open / critical / in PR / stale / deferred / fixed). Flags suspicious entries (`[open]` with stray `(fixed: ...)`, `[fixed]` without closure-date annotation). Ends with a **Recommended next** list — concrete commands to run if anything in the section