dxkit-prlisted

# dxkit-pr This skill turns a finished branch into a **reviewable** pull request: a title and body grounded in what actually changed (not a generic template), and a checklist that guides the reviewer through what to verify. It's the natural close of `dxkit-feature` (built something) and `dxkit-action` (fixed findings) — both hand off here when the work is ready for review. A good PR description is written from the diff, not from memory. This skill reads the branch, summarizes it honestly, and attaches the dxkit signals (guardrail verdict, allowlist activity, score movement) a reviewer would otherwise have to reconstruct by hand. ## The PR loop ``` [1] Compute → `vyuh-dxkit pr` builds the body from the real commits + diff [2] Narrate → you write only "What & why"; tailor the computed checklist [3] Confirm → show the user the draft; open with `gh pr create` on yes ``` The heavy lifting is one command. `vyuh-dxkit pr` reads `base..HEAD` and emits a ready-to-review body with the parts that used to drift when hand-assembled: - a **title** from the dominant conventional-commit type + scope, - a **Changes** section bucketed by commit type (Features / Fixes / Refactors / …), - the **dxkit signals** block (the receipt: guardrail verdict + allowlist delta), - **suggested reviewers** (the active-owner model, blended with CODEOWNERS), - a **diff-derived reviewer checklist** (a supply-chain row only when a manifest moved, a migration row only when a migration moved, a