[AIT] - Support dynamic patterns in generate-guide skill

[GregHolmes]

Description

JIRA ticket: https://ably.atlassian.net/browse/AIT-411

• Updated the generate-guide skill to accept any guide pattern instead of only message-per-token and message-per-response
• Source files are now discovered dynamically rather than expecting hardcoded filenames (publisher.ts/subscriber.ts)
• Added Anthropic human-in-the-loop guide as the first guide generated with the updated skill

Usage

/generate-guide guides/ai-transport/anthropic-human-in-the-loop
/generate-guide guides/ai-transport/openai-message-per-token
/generate-guide guides/ai-transport/anthropic-human-in-the-loop branch:AIT-489-Introduce-E2E-testing-for-Guides-code-2

Note on branching

This branch is based on AIT-108 (dual language navigation) rather than main, since the skill and generated guides depend on the dual language infrastructure (client_lang/agent_lang). Once AIT-108 and the AIT-489 example code branches are merged to main, this workflow runs directly from main without the branch: parameter.

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[mschristensen]

Looks great! We can refine and iterate on this over time to improve the quality of the output.