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feat(session): make session-start and session-end model-invocable - #227

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  • Removed disable-model-invocation from session-start and session-end, with short trigger descriptions so only the description is always in context and the full checklist loads on use.
  • session-start uses the work already described in the conversation when model-invoked (empty $ARGUMENTS).
  • README documents both as model-triggered; Copilot commands stay user-invoked.
  • session plugin bumped to 4.10.0 (claude + copilot).

Review

code-review --fix ran; its findings mostly objected to the intended change, so none were applied wholesale. Tightened session-end triggers, added empty-args handling, and added the Copilot note.

Test plan

  • bash .github/scripts/validate-all.sh passes (all six checks).

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Drop disable-model-invocation so the model can load the full start/end
checklists itself. Only the short description stays in context; the
body loads on use.

- session-start/session-end: short trigger-style descriptions
- session-start: use the already-described work when model-invoked
  with empty $ARGUMENTS
- README: document the model-triggered skills and the Copilot difference
- bump session plugin to 4.10.0 (claude + copilot)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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