feat(make): add install-ai target for bootstrapping .ai/ in fresh projects

scripts/install-ai.sh copies canonical .ai/ content from claude-templates/ into a fresh project. Rsyncs protocols.org, workflows/, scripts/, someday-maybe.org as-is; templates notes.org with project-name and date placeholders substituted; creates empty sessions/, references/, retrospectives/ dirs.

Two tracking modes: TRACK=1 adds .gitkeep files inside otherwise-empty dirs so they survive in git history; GITIGNORE=1 appends .ai/ to the project's .gitignore so session records stay local. Prompts interactively if neither flag is set.

Refuses if PROJECT/.ai/ already exists with a message pointing to `make audit APPLY=1` for sync of existing installs. Without a PROJECT argument, fzf-picks from ~/code/* + ~/projects/* git checkouts that don't already have .ai/.

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/todo.org b/todo.org
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@@ -1864,7 +1864,7 @@ Exit code: =0= if all clean, no skips, no failures. =1= otherwise.
 
 =doctor= has a clean meaning today: "is this machine's =~/.claude/= consistent with rulesets?" Mixing in cross-project =.ai/= drift muddies the exit code. Keep them separate. =audit= can optionally invoke =doctor= as its last check since both ask "did the symlinks keep up with the source?". A future =make all-checks= can wrap both.
 
-*** TODO [#A] Add =make install-ai PROJECT=<path>= — bootstrap =.ai/= in a fresh project
+*** DOING [#A] Add =make install-ai PROJECT=<path>= — bootstrap =.ai/= in a fresh project
 
 Separate target from =audit= because operating on projects that lack =.ai/= is a distinct action. The absence might be intentional, so =audit= skips them. Bootstrap is explicit opt-in.