docs: document 0.2.0 features#18
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…tatus, next remedy, output/env-var defaults) README + USAGE: add cfg set/edit fast-path edits, commit --dry-run preview, doctor --status awareness header + open-mode warning, the self-teaching next block on every outcome, CFG_OUTPUT TTY-aware output, and CFG_ENV/CFG_CONFIG/CFG_AUTHOR + config walk-up. Add cfg_set to the MCP tool list and next/state to the documented envelope.
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Documents the features shipped in #16 / released as 0.2.0.
cfg set/edit,commit --dry-run,doctor --status+ open-mode warning, the self-teachingnextblock,CFG_OUTPUTTTY-aware output,CFG_ENV/CFG_CONFIG/CFG_AUTHOR+ config walk-up;cfg_setadded to the MCP tool list;next/stateadded to the documented envelope.Docs-only; verified the documented commands/flags exist. (
SKILL.mdwas updated in #16.)