Fix stale claude-specific docstrings in container/skills.py render fns - #386
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render_command and render_operation docstrings still described the rendered output as .claude/commands-specific; the module-level docstring already correctly states the body is CLI-agnostic (shared by both claude and codex adapters, differing only in destination dir). Align the two function docstrings to match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
render_commandandrender_operationdocstrings incontainer/skills.pydescribed their output as.claude/commands-specific, which is misleadingNo behavior change — docstrings only.
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