docs(agents): fix import convention and add missing Handbook tenets - #527
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CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md said `import Pkg: Pkg`, never bare `using`. The Handbook (philosophy/modules.md) mandates the opposite: `import` is never used anywhere in the ecosystem, only `using`, always qualified (`using Pkg: Pkg`, never bare `using Pkg`). Also add three Handbook tenets missing from Key Conventions: structured errors, enforced type stability, and "1-D is a scalar". Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Fixes the import convention in CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md's Key Conventions: it said
import Pkg: Pkg, but the Handbook (philosophy/modules.md) mandatesusing-only, neverimport.Also adds three Handbook tenets that were missing from Key Conventions: structured errors, enforced type stability, and "1-D is a scalar".
Closes #526
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