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Sync shared files to batch-command - #307
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batch-command was created after the sync target lists were last updated, so it never received the shared files. Its
AGENTS.mdis still the copy from its initial commit and is missing theAGENTS.local.mdpointer added in #306.This adds it to both target lists, so it gets the shared workflows,
AGENTS.mdand the Dependabot configuration like every other command package.batch-command is private, which no other sync target is. The sync only reaches it if the
ACTIONS_BOTtoken can write to private repositories. The first run after the merge will show whether it can.