fix: check for RTK heading instead of bare substring in rules files - #3504
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The Cline/Windsurf/Kilo/Antigravity installers checked if the rules file contained "RTK" or "rtk" to detect existing configuration. This falsely matched unrelated content (e.g. "RTK Query" in a Redux project). Changed to check for the actual heading the installer writes: "# RTK - Rust Token Killer" Closes rtk-ai#3406
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Fixes #3406
The Cline/Windsurf/Kilo/Antigravity installers checked if the rules file contained
"RTK"or"rtk"to detect existing configuration. This falsely matched unrelated content — e.g. a Redux project's.clinerulesmentioning "RTK Query" would cause the installer to skip silently and report success.Changed all four checks to look for the actual heading the installer writes:
"# RTK - Rust Token Killer". This is specific enough to avoid false positives while still correctly detecting existing RTK installations.