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What this PR does / why we need it:

Makes skills/restructure-commits/SKILL.md the single restructuring workflow. It lives in the harness-neutral root skills/ directory (same pattern as git-commit-format), so any coding agent or a human can follow it. It also adds a deterministic check that each commit contains only the files belonging to its group.

The retrospective of #9568 found that root go.mod/go.sum were committed together with vendor output: no rule owned those files, and gitlint only checks commit messages, not which files are in a commit. The repository skill and a user-installed variant also disagreed about where api/vendor/, API generated files, fixtures and shared-ingress belong, and both referenced obsolete CRD paths.

• Generated, not hand-maintained: generate_ownership.py writes ownership.json and the group table in SKILL.md. The groups are ordered API → Dependencies → Vendor → CLI → HO → CPO → E2E → Docs → Tooling. Only group policy is written by hand (groups, the group of each make build binary, a few conventions). The path rules are derived from repository facts:
  • each binary's Go imports (go list -deps); a top-level directory used by several groups goes to HO, and one used by none goes to Tooling
  • Code generated ... DO NOT EDIT. headers, controller-gen CRD markers, and Makefile output directories
  • module definitions and vendor trees
  • The first matching rule wins, and each rule records why it exists. Every path in the checkout gets a rule, so new top-level directories are covered automatically.
• Staleness gate: make update runs make ownership-rules. A PR that leaves ownership.json stale therefore fails make verify / verify-ci (via verify-git-clean).
• Disagreements resolved:
  • api/go.mod and api/go.sum stay in API.
  • Root, tools and workspace module files go in the new build(deps) Dependencies group.
  • Every vendor tree, client/, API zz_generated* files and generated CRDs (now at cmd/install/assets/crds/**) go in Vendor.
  • Component fixtures, including zz_fixture_*, stay with the component that owns them.
  • Derived ownership differs from the old hand-written rules in four places (24 files): ignition-server/ → HO (imported by both CPO and HO), etcd-recovery/ → HO (imported only by HO), support/awsapi/ → Vendor (all generated), and shared-ingress/ → Tooling (container build files, no Go code).
  • Paths with no rule stop the rewrite; nothing falls back to Vendor or HO.
• commit_layout.py (Python standard library only):
  • plan shows every changed path by group.
  • stage copies exactly one group's files from the recorded original snapshot into the index, including deletions and paths with spaces.
  • verify checks each commit in the range: one group per commit, correct group order, no unclassified paths, and optionally that the final tree is identical to the snapshot. Errors name the commit and the offending paths.
• Safer procedure:
  • Resolves the PR's real base remote and branch; release branches are supported and nothing is rebased automatically.
  • Creates a backup branch and records the original HEAD and tree.
  • Requires uncommitted work to be handled explicitly and uses only lossless git operations.
  • Checks that the remote branch has no commits missing from local history.
  • Force-pushes only after confirmation, using --force-with-lease pinned to the recorded SHA.
• Make targets and CI:
  • make verify-commit-layout BASE=<merge-base> [EXPECT_TREE=<tree>] is the completion gate for the workflow.
  • make test-commit-layout runs 68 pytest cases: tool tests on temporary Git repos, plus generator tests on synthetic facts.
  • These tests run in a new path-filtered workflow, Unit Tests (Restructure Commits) (.github/workflows/test-commit-layout*.yaml), not in verify.
• Adapters and navigation:
  • The skill, rules file, tool, tests and sample generator all live in skills/restructure-commits/.
  • .claude/skills/restructure-commits/SKILL.md and .cursor/rules/restructure-commits.mdc are short pointers to the canonical skill.
  • .claude/SKILLS.md points at the canonical skill instead of the obsolete .claude/commands/restructure-commits.md.
  • AGENTS.md (Key References) and DEVELOPMENT.md point at the canonical skill.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Fixes https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/CNTRLPLANE-4557

Special notes for your reviewer:

Canonical location: the Jira ticket says .claude/skills/restructure-commits/SKILL.md stays canonical. This PR deliberately moves the canonical content to skills/restructure-commits/ so it isn't tied to one harness. The .claude path still works as an adapter.

Enforcement scope (decided): the layout check is required only inside the restructuring workflow. It does not add a repository-wide pre-push or CI requirement. Gitlint is unchanged and still only validates commit messages. CI runs the tool's own tests in the path-filtered workflow, and make verify fails when the generated rules are stale. The new workflow follows the test-linter pattern and calls its reusable workflow @main, so it will not run on this PR until it merges.

Model-neutral evidence: python3 skills/restructure-commits/sample_branch.py <dir> builds a sample branch that reproduces the #9568 module/vendor mistake. Two agents from different model families followed SKILL.md on it independently:

	Claude Sonnet 5	GPT-5.6 Sol
verify on the original branch	fails: module definitions mixed with vendor	same
File-to-commit plan	API(2) → Dependencies(2) → Vendor(6) → HO(1 D) → CPO(1) → E2E(2) → Docs(3, incl. rename with spaces) → Tooling(2), CLI skipped	identical
verify --expect-tree after rewrite	OK, 8 commits, tree identical to the snapshot	OK, 8 commits, tree identical to the snapshot
gitlint / clean tree / lease-guarded push	pass / clean / pushed	pass / clean / pushed

Commit hashes and subjects differed, as expected. Both agents reported that the commit type was ambiguous when the table showed feat(...). The table now shows <type>(scope) with the allowed types per group. The demonstration ran before the files moved out of .claude/. The move changed only paths, not logic. This PR's own commits were restructured and checked with the new tool.

The user-installed restructure-hypershift-commits copy is not in this repository. It was replaced locally with a pointer to the canonical skill, and a backup was kept.

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• Subject and description added to both, commit and PR.
• Relevant issues have been referenced.
• This change includes docs.
• This change includes unit tests.

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• New Features
  • Added guidance and tools for organizing branch changes into ordered, component-based commits while preserving the final result.
  • Added checks for commit grouping, order, and preservation of the branch’s final contents, plus automated validation in the verification workflow.
  • Added ownership rules and a Cursor rule to support the commit-restructuring workflow.
• Documentation
  • Updated contributor references and checklists to point to the shared procedure.
  • Removed the separate command entry and duplicate local instructions for the previous workflow.

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What this PR does / why we need it:

Makes .claude/skills/restructure-commits/SKILL.md the single restructuring workflow, written so that any coding agent (or a human) can follow it. It also adds a deterministic check that each commit contains only the files belonging to its group.

The retrospective of #9568 found that root go.mod/go.sum were committed together with vendor output: no rule owned those files, and gitlint only checks commit messages, not which files are in a commit. The repository skill and a user-installed variant also disagreed about where api/vendor/, API generated files, fixtures and shared-ingress belong, and both referenced obsolete CRD paths.

• One source of truth: ownership.json lists the ordered groups API → Dependencies → Vendor → CLI → HO → CPO → E2E → Docs → Tooling and the path rules. The first matching rule wins, so specific exceptions are listed before broad directories. The group table in SKILL.md is generated from this file, and a test fails if they drift. Another test fails if any tracked file in the repository has no group.
• Disagreements resolved:
• api/go.mod and api/go.sum stay in API.
• Root, tools and workspace module files go in the new build(deps) Dependencies group.
• Every vendor tree, client/, API zz_generated* files and generated CRDs (now at cmd/install/assets/crds/**) go in Vendor.
• Component fixtures, including zz_fixture_*, stay with the component that owns them.
• Shared ingress goes with HO, which manages it.
• Paths with no rule stop the rewrite; nothing falls back to Vendor or HO.
• commit_layout.py (Python standard library only):
• plan shows every changed path by group.
• stage copies exactly one group's files from the recorded original snapshot into the index, including deletions and paths with spaces.
• verify checks each commit in the range: one group per commit, correct group order, no unclassified paths, and optionally that the final tree is identical to the snapshot. Errors name the commit and the offending paths.
• Safer procedure:
• Resolves the PR's real base remote and branch; release branches are supported and nothing is rebased automatically.
• Creates a backup branch and records the original HEAD and tree.
• Requires uncommitted work to be handled explicitly and uses only lossless git operations.
• Checks that the remote branch has no commits missing from local history.
• Force-pushes only after confirmation, using --force-with-lease pinned to the recorded SHA.
• Make targets: make verify-commit-layout BASE=<merge-base> [EXPECT_TREE=<tree>] is the completion gate for the workflow. make test-commit-layout (61 pytest cases on temporary Git repos) now runs in verify and verify-ci.
• Adapters and navigation:
• skills/restructure-commits/SKILL.md (plugin) and .cursor/rules/restructure-commits.mdc are short pointers to the canonical skill.
• .claude/SKILLS.md no longer points at the obsolete .claude/commands/restructure-commits.md.
• DEVELOPMENT.md points at the canonical skill.
• AGENTS.md is unchanged.

Which issue(s) this PR fixes:

Fixes https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/CNTRLPLANE-4557

Special notes for your reviewer:

Enforcement scope (decided): the layout check is required only inside the restructuring workflow. It does not add a repository-wide pre-push or CI requirement. Gitlint is unchanged and still only validates commit messages. CI does run the tool's own tests.

Model-neutral evidence: python3 .claude/skills/restructure-commits/sample_branch.py <dir> builds a sample branch that reproduces the #9568 module/vendor mistake. Two agents from different model families followed SKILL.md on it independently:

	Claude Sonnet 5	GPT-5.6 Sol
verify on the original branch	fails: module definitions mixed with vendor	same
File-to-commit plan	API(2) → Dependencies(2) → Vendor(6) → HO(1 D) → CPO(1) → E2E(2) → Docs(3, incl. rename with spaces) → Tooling(2), CLI skipped	identical
verify --expect-tree after rewrite	OK, 8 commits, tree identical to the snapshot	OK, 8 commits, tree identical to the snapshot
gitlint / clean tree / lease-guarded push	pass / clean / pushed	pass / clean / pushed

Commit hashes and subjects differed, as expected. Both agents reported that the commit type was ambiguous when the table showed feat(...). The table now shows <type>(scope) with the allowed types per group. This PR's own commits were restructured and checked with the new tool.

The user-installed restructure-hypershift-commits copy is not in this repository. It was replaced locally with a pointer to the canonical skill, and a backup was kept.

Checklist:

• Subject and description added to both, commit and PR.
• Relevant issues have been referenced.
• This change includes docs.
• This change includes unit tests.

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Adds a canonical procedure and ownership rules for restructuring commits by component. Adds a command-line tool to plan, stage, and verify commit layouts, plus tests using a generated sample branch. Updates repository guidance and adds Make targets for commit-layout verification and tests.

Sequence Diagram(s)

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  participant ownership.json
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  Developer->>commit_layout.py: Run plan, stage, or verify
  commit_layout.py->>ownership.json: Load groups and path rules
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[ironcladlou]

/lgtm

[openshift-merge-bot]

Scheduling tests matching the pipeline_run_if_changed or not excluded by pipeline_skip_if_only_changed parameters:
/test e2e-aks
/test e2e-aws
/test e2e-aws-upgrade-hypershift-operator
/test e2e-kubevirt-aws-ovn-reduced
/test e2e-v2-aws
/test e2e-v2-azure-self-managed
/test e2e-v2-gke

[bryan-cox]

/verified later @bryan-cox

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[openshift-merge-bot]

/retest-required

Remaining retests: 0 against base HEAD 0ae6f3e and 2 for PR HEAD 2c953bb in total