fix(assessors): recognize go vet, yamllint, shellcheck, bash -n in single-file verification

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Go repos documenting golangci-lint run and go vet on a single file were scoring 50/100 because go vet was not recognized as a type-check command. Add ecosystem-appropriate patterns for YAML and shell stacks.

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• New Features

  • Expanded single-file verification support for Go linting and type checking, YAML linting, shell linting, and Bash syntax validation.
  • Improved recognition of supported commands, including go vet, yamllint, shellcheck, and bash -n.
  • Added clearer remediation guidance and command examples for these verification workflows.

• Documentation

  • Expanded single-file verification examples with practical Go, YAML, shell, and Bash commands.
  • Clarified which checks apply to individual files versus multi-file projects.

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The verification assessor now recognizes single-file Go, YAML, shell, and Bash checks. It includes remediation commands and documentation. Unit tests cover supported commands and reject multi-file go vet ./....

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Single-file verification

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Verification detection and remediation src/agentready/assessors/verification.py, tests/unit/test_assessors_verification.py	The assessor detects additional single-file commands and provides matching remediation tools and command examples. Tests cover supported commands and reject multi-file go vet ./....
Verification criteria documentation docs/attributes.md	The documentation requires both a single-file lint command and a type- or syntax-check command. It lists Python, Go, shell, and YAML command pairs and remediation examples.

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The change expands single-file verification recognition for Go, YAML, and shell tooling without evidence of an unsafe behavior or merge-blocking issue; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review.

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Inline comments:
In `@docs/attributes.md`:
- Around line 702-706: Update the documented pass criterion near the single-file
verification guidance to require both a recognized lint command and a recognized
type-check or syntax-check command, matching
SingleFileVerificationAssessor.assess() checks for found_lint and
found_typecheck. Keep the documented command examples and recognized paths
consistent with that requirement.

In `@src/agentready/assessors/verification.py`:
- Around line 55-60: Refactor assess() to use calculate_proportional_score() for
score updates and Finding.create_pass() or Finding.create_fail() instead of
fixed score increments and direct Finding construction. Preserve the existing
command-pattern categorization, including the new lint and typecheck patterns,
while routing all results through the shared assessor scoring and finding
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🤖 AgentReady Code Review — Approve ✅

Nice, well-scoped fix. It correctly closes the reported gap (single-file go vet + golangci-lint run Go repos scoring 50/100), and it extends the same idea sensibly to YAML and shell. Verified locally:

• pytest tests/unit/test_assessors_verification.py → 18 passed, including the 5 new pattern tests and the go vet ./... multi-file negative.
• black --check, isort --check-only, ruff check all clean.
• docs/attributes.md updated in step with the scoring change (per AGENTS.md guideline [P4] Research Report Generator/Updater Utility #7). 👍

I also ran the local checkout against a few real repos (PR branch vs main):

Repo	Documents	main	PR
ndbroadbent/dotfiles	bash -n path/to/script.sh	0	50	✅ genuine new hit — exactly the intended win
candid82/joker	go vet ./...	0	0	✅ correctly rejected (multi-file)
iceteaSA/unifi-fan-control	`shellcheck v0.11.0` (version note, not a command)	0	50	❌ false positive (see idea #1)

Approving. A couple of ideas for future work (not blockers for this PR):

1. Version strings can masquerade as file paths. On iceteaSA/unifi-fan-control, the new shellcheck pattern matched a prose sentence, `shellcheck v0.11.0` (a CI-pinned-version note), because \.\w{1,10} reads v0.11.0 as a filename with extension .0. That credited the repo with a single-file lint command it doesn't actually document (0 → 50). This is a latent, pre-existing trait of the shared regex (mypy 1.8.0, ruff check 0.4.2 misfire too), but the new commands widen the exposure, since "CI pins shellcheck v0.11.0" / "requires yamllint >= 1.35" are very idiomatic. A cheap tightening would be to require an alphabetic-led extension, e.g. \.[A-Za-z]\w{0,9}, which keeps .sh/.go/.yaml/.py/.ts but drops .0/.11.

2. go vet lacks a leading boundary. r"go\s+vet\s+..." also matches inside cargo vet crates/foo.rs (Rust's supply-chain tool). Low real-world likelihood, but a (?<![\w-]) prefix would close it.

3. Flags-first invocations. Real repos often write shellcheck -x file.sh, which the (?!-) guard skips. Worth considering a follow-up that tolerates leading flags before the file argument.

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