Add multi-language support (22+ languages) and refocus docs for AI assistants

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VibeScript was TypeScript/JavaScript-only. Expanded to 22+ languages with language-appropriate comment styles. Refocused documentation from executive pitch to AI assistant operating manual.

Language Support

New module: src/lib/language-config.ts

• Defines comment syntax, extensions, test patterns per language
• Supports // (C-style), # (scripting), -- (Lua/Haskell), ; (Clojure)

Languages added: Python, Ruby, Go, Rust, Elixir, Dart, Lua, Shell, Clojure, Haskell, Crystal, R, Julia, Zig, PHP, Java, C#, Swift, Kotlin, Scala

Directive parser: Auto-detects language from file path, applies correct comment prefix

# Python vibe file - uses # comments
# @vibe:goal Implement auth
# @vibe:touch src/auth/**/*.py
# @vibe:inputs Credentials
# @vibe:outputs Session token
# @vibe:constraints Use bcrypt
# @vibe:tests pytest auth_test.py
# @vibe:risk medium
# @vibe:rollback Revert commit

def authenticate(username, password):
    pass

Changes

• directive-parser.ts: Added language detection, dynamic comment prefix selection
• vibe-checker.ts: Generalized from .vibe.ts to any vibe extension, language-aware error messages
• vibe-guard.ts: Centralized test file detection using language config
• ownership.json: Extended patterns to cover all 22+ languages (ai_owned_globs, human_owned_globs, contract_owned_globs)
• Templates: Created task templates for all languages with proper syntax

Documentation

Rewrote README targeting Claude as primary reader instead of executives:

• Opening: "Hey Claude! 👋 This is your governance framework" vs "For Executives: Your engineering team..."
• Removed ROI/compliance marketing sections
• Direct guidance on file ownership, directive requirements, enforcement
• Conversational tone with practical examples

Rationale: Executives delegate to AI. AI reads and follows the docs. Write for the actual user.

Backward Compatibility

Existing TypeScript/JavaScript projects unchanged. Additive only.

Original prompt

Hey how can we expand this to work with even more hip languages like Ruby, Python, etc.

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