docs: added Cursor Dependency Sweeper example #222#251
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Summary
This PR adds a Cursor-specific Dependency Sweeper example by adapting the existing Opencode implementation to Cursor Automations and Agent workflows. The new example follows the structure and conventions used by the existing Cursor documentation while preserving the safety and verification guidance from the Dependency Sweeper pattern.
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examples/cursor/dependency-sweeper.mdnpx @cobusgreyling/loop-worktree.dependency-sweeper-state.md.Updated
examples/cursor/README.mdexamples/README.mdNotes
The implementation intentionally mirrors the structure of the existing Opencode Dependency Sweeper example while adapting the scheduling and execution model for Cursor Automations and Agent workflows. It also follows the established style used by the existing Cursor examples to maintain consistency across the documentation.
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