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Add HELPERS rules: work in main worktree, one subagent per subtask

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Document two working rules: all work must be done in the normal (main)
worktree rather than a separate `.claude/worktrees` worktree, and a prompt
that lists several subtasks must run each subtask as its own subagent.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -52,3 +52,11 @@ Each section can be ommited if there are no any changes in the section. In case
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When a property (or method) can be declared on an interface/class and implemented by each inheritor - it MUST be declared there and overridden per implementation. DO NOT implement such behaviour as a common extension property/function that dispatches with a `when (this)` over every subtype: those branches silently drift out of sync when new subtypes are added and are not part of the type contract. If a part of the implementation is reused across several inheritors, keep that part in a shared helper (a companion-object function of the owner, or an `internal` top-level function for logic shared between different types) and let the overrides reuse it.
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All work MUST be performed in the normal (main) working worktree of the repository. DO NOT create or do the work inside a separate worktree (for example `.claude/worktrees/...`): commits made there leave the main checkout behind and force an extra fast-forward/pull to land the changes. If some environment forces an isolated worktree, fast-forward the main branch onto those commits and continue in the main worktree.
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When a prompt contains a list of several subtasks, run each subtask as its own subagent (one subagent per subtask) instead of doing all of them inline in the main thread.