Add CONTEXT.md domain glossary and agent skills hook

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Product Description

Seeds the project's first AI-agent domain context: a CONTEXT.md glossary at the repo root, a docs/agents/domain.md consumer guide, and an "Agent skills" section in AGENTS.md that points future agent tooling at both.

Technical Description

• CONTEXT.md (new) — 24 domain terms grouped under six subheadings (Chatbots & pipelines, Runtime, People & tenancy, Integrations, Observability, Evaluations), plus relationships, an example dialogue, and flagged ambiguities. Captures decisions like Chatbot vs Experiment (canonical = Chatbot, Experiment is the legacy code-only name), Working vs Published Version (canonical = Published, code field stays is_default_version), Participant ≠ User ≠ Person, and the routing rule that Channels resolve to Published Version at message-receipt time.
• docs/agents/domain.md (new) — tells engineering skills how to consume CONTEXT.md and docs/adr/, with the single-context layout this repo uses.
• AGENTS.md — appended an "Agent skills" section so skills can find the issue tracker (GitHub via gh) and the domain docs.

Documentation only; no code or schema changes.

Migrations

• The migrations are backwards compatible

(N/A — no migrations.)

Demo

N/A — documentation only.

Docs and Changelog

• This PR requires docs/changelog update

The new files are themselves the documentation change; no user-facing changelog entry needed.

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