docs(qa): Improve dotagents QA playbook#112
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Move the dotagents QA skill from a fixed smoke-test recipe to a guided Docker sandbox playbook. Add a repo-local QA image so agents get a stable Node, pnpm, and system-tool baseline while still designing fixtures and assertions from the diff. Document the stale tsbuildinfo trap in container copies and require generated outputs to be inspected as evidence. Co-Authored-By: OpenAI Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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The dotagents QA skill now guides agents through change-specific end-to-end QA inside a Docker sandbox instead of presenting a fixed smoke-test recipe. The playbook asks the agent to inspect the diff, identify the behavior under test, build an appropriate fixture, run the built CLI, and inspect generated outputs as evidence.
This also adds a repo-local QA Docker image with the expected Node, pnpm, and system tools. The container copy instructions exclude stale TypeScript build-info files alongside dist artifacts so project references rebuild cleanly in the sandbox.
Validated by building the QA image, running the Docker QA flow through pnpm install/build/check and fixture install/list/doctor/sync/user-scope checks, and running git diff --check.