[Greenlight Policy] flag policy/rule documentation changes for human review (#8475)

**Impact:** Green Light auto-land reviewer 
**Risk:** low

## What
Adds a "Review Rules" section to the greenlight-review skill telling the
reviewer that documentation changes which encode policy, organizational,
priority, or rule changes require human agreement rather than
auto-landing.

## Why
Per #8474: in a community project, docs aren't always
just contextual code notes — some communicate official policy, project
decisions, or new/removed rules. Those need humans to agree before
they're embedded and broadcast, so the auto-land gate should defer to a
human on them.

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Signed-off-by: Jean Schmidt <contato@jschmidt.me>

Author: jeanschmidt

.claude/skills/greenlight-review/SKILL.md

@@ -110,6 +110,12 @@ Fields (all required; no others allowed):
 Write the verdict once. Do not append, edit other files, or emit anything outside this
 file.
 
+## Review Rules
+
+###Documentation Changes
+
+As a community project, many documentation changes not only reflect relevant contextual information about the code, but document and communicate official policies, organizational dynamics, project priorities, project-level decisions and adding/removing new rules or restrictions. Those **require** humans to reach an agreement before they are widely communicated and embedded in the project.
+
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