bootstrap-projectlisted

# bootstrap-project The fresh-project half of the L2 pair. `/ren:ingest-project` scans an existing repo for facts; this skill is for a project with nothing to scan yet — just a name and an empty map to grow into. ## When to use this skill - Friend invokes `/ren:bootstrap-project <slug>` for a new project with no existing code/history - Friend says: "start tracking a new project called X", "set up memory for my new idea" ## When NOT to use this skill - The project already has real code/git history to mine → `/ren:ingest-project [path]` instead (it produces a POPULATED map, not an empty one) - The friend wants to look something up, not create a project → `/ren:recall` ## Behavior 1. Resolve `project_slug` (kebab-case) and the active `session` id. If bootstrapping inside a project repo (the common case), resolve `repo_root=Path.cwd()`. 2. Call `importlib.import_module("skills.bootstrap-project.lib").bootstrap(project_slug, session, repo_root=repo_root)`: - Stamps the shared skeleton (`lib/skeleton.py` against `wiki-skeleton/manifest.yaml`'s `master` profile) into the wiki root — additive only; an already-onboarded wiki is untouched. - Only when `projects/<slug>/map.md` does NOT exist yet: assembles an empty L2 map (`importlib.import_module("skills.ingest-project.lib").assemble_l2` — same frozen schema `ingest` uses, just with empty `knowledge`/`pointers` and a single "project bootstrapped" log line) and proposes it (`ADD`) at `lib.memory.queue`. If the map already e