clean-retypelisted

# Clean re-type Patching prose one tell at a time leaves seams: you remove the em-dashes but the filler stays, you cut the filler but the curly quotes remain, and the result still reads as edited-by-machine. A clean re-type fixes that by rebuilding the text from scratch in one pass, with every writing skill applied at the same time, so the output is coherent rather than a patchwork. The content stays the same; only the writing changes. The rule: when the user wants existing text made clean, do not do a find-and- replace sweep. Gather every relevant writing skill, then rewrite the piece as a whole so it satisfies all of them at once. ## Gather the skills first Do not work from memory of "the dash rule". Look at the writing-style skills you actually have available, in this collection and anything else installed, and apply the full set. The ones in this collection: - `no-em-dashes`, rewrite sentences so they never needed a dash. - `no-fancy-ascii`, only plain keyboard characters. - `no-filler-phrases`, cut empty openers and hype words. - `no-ai-signoffs`, no chatbot greetings or closers. - `no-redundant-comments`, if the text is code, drop comments that restate it. - `honest-readme`, if the text is a README, cut badge spam and superlatives. - `talk-like-me`, match the user's own voice. If other style skills are installed, include them too. This is `use-your-skills` applied to a rewrite: read the real list, use what fits. ## Rewrite, do not patch Read the original, unders