commit-push-prlisted

# commit-push-pr One-shot command to commit current work, push, and open a PR. ## Context (pre-computed) ```bash git status -u git diff --stat git log --oneline -5 git branch --show-current ``` ## Instructions 1. Review the git status and diff above 2. Stage all relevant changed files (exclude .env, credentials, large binaries) 3. Write a conventional commit message based on the changes: - `feat:` for new features - `fix:` for bug fixes - `docs:` for documentation - `chore:` for maintenance - `refactor:` for restructuring 4. Commit with the message 5. Push the current branch to origin (create remote branch if needed with `-u`) 6. Create a PR targeting main using `gh pr create` with a summary and test plan 7. Return the PR URL If on `main`, create a feature branch first based on the change type (e.g., `feat/description` or `fix/description`).