feat: add 0-editor skill for agent-native fuzzy file editing - #11
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This PR introduces 0-editor to the master skills collection.
0-editoris a robust, fuzzy AST/line-matching file editor built specifically for AI agents running inside OpenClaw.The native
edittool forces exact string matching, which causes agents to fail their file edits anytime they hallucinate a single space, tab, or newline formatting drift.0-editoraligns edits semantically via unified diffs, meaning 80% fewer "Code not found" errors when refactoring large blocks.Validation
SKILL.mdis formatted with proper OpenClawmetadataandallowed-toolsbindings.write+execworkflows to safely edit files.