Add importable wads.repo_audit (SSOT classifier)#55
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Promotes the repo-audit logic from the wads-repo-doctor skill's bundled script to an importable module, wads/repo_audit.py, with a clean audit_repo(repo, *, network=True) -> dict entry point (plus `python -m wads.repo_audit`). The skill's scripts/repo_audit.py becomes a thin shim that forwards to the module, so the documented invocation keeps working; SKILL.md points at the module form. Makes the "what is a modern wads repo" classification a single source of truth shared by the skill, priv.fleet_status, and CI — instead of a copy living under a skills directory that consumers had to shell out to via a machine-specific path. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCQixbm35DhTVVGBVUsxP4
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Promotes the repo-audit logic from the wads-repo-doctor skill's bundled script into an importable module
wads/repo_audit.py, with a cleanaudit_repo(repo, *, network=True) -> dictentry point (andpython -m wads.repo_audit).wads/data/skills/wads-repo-doctor/scripts/repo_audit.py→ thin shim forwarding to the module (documentedpython scripts/repo_audit.py …still works).Why: the audit is the SSOT for "what is a modern wads repo", but it lived only as a script under a skills directory, so consumers (priv's
fleet_status) had to shell out to a machine-specific path. Now the skill,fleet_status, and CI share one importable definition (DRY/SSOT). Purely additive; stdlib-only; read-only.https://claude.ai/code/session_01YCQixbm35DhTVVGBVUsxP4