feat: relax skill name/description length limits in lenient mode#215
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nameexceeds 64 chars ordescriptionexceeds 1024 chars, instead of skipping or erroring.TestLenientSearchPathscases covering the new behavior; updates the existing oversized-name case from "skip" to "include."Motivation
Lenient paths are meant to include third-party skills on a best-effort basis. A description nudging past 1024 bytes (easy to hit with multi-byte UTF-8) shouldn't drop the skill entirely — a warning is enough.