chore: sync files from commit

[kubrickcode]

Automated file sync via baedal push

Sync: commit

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for a new Conventional Commits Message Generator. The primary goal is to standardize commit messages across the project by providing clear, detailed instructions and an automated process for generating messages that adhere to the Conventional Commits specification. This initiative aims to enhance the readability of the commit history, facilitate automated changelog generation, and ensure consistency in how code changes are described, thereby streamlining development workflows and improving project maintainability.

Highlights

• New Conventional Commits Generator Documentation: A new markdown file, claude/commands/commit.md, has been added. This document introduces a tool designed to generate Conventional Commits-compliant messages in both Korean and English.
• Comprehensive Commit Message Guidelines: The new documentation provides extensive guidelines on Conventional Commits, covering available types (e.g., feat, fix, chore), a decision tree for type selection based on file patterns, and detailed examples for various commit message complexities.
• Automated Issue Linking and Output: The generator is designed to automatically append 'fix #N' to commit messages if the branch name corresponds to an issue number. The generated messages, in both languages, are saved to a commit_message.md file for easy review and copying.

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