feat: Reorganize script language choice section in Copilot Hooks documentation

Author: aalmada

.github/skills/copilot-hooks/SKILL.md

@@ -1,20 +1,3 @@
-## Script Language Choice
-
-Hooks can execute scripts in many languages: shell, PowerShell, Python, C#, and more. However, not all script types are available on every platform, and some require extra dependencies:
-
-- **Shell scripts** (`bash`, `sh`) are not available on Windows by default.
-- **PowerShell** is Windows-native but available cross-platform if installed.
-- **Python** is widely used for hooks due to its cross-platform nature, but requires Python to be installed on the system.
-- **C#** scripts (with `dotnet-script` or file-based C#) are a good fit for .NET projects, but require the .NET SDK.
-- **Node.js**, **Go**, and others are possible if the runtime is present.
-
-**Best practice:** Always ask the user which language/tool to use for hook scripts, and confirm that the required runtime is available in the target environment. If unsure, suggest a default based on the project stack.
-
-**Example prompt:**
-> "What language/tool do you want to use for this hook script? (C#, Python, shell, etc.)"
-
-If you use Python, check that it is installed before relying on it. For C#, prefer file-based scripts for portability.
-
 ---
 name: copilot-hooks
 description: >
@@ -71,3 +54,21 @@ When creating or editing hooks, produce:
 - Do not assume one runtime payload shape; support documented and observed variants.
 - For deny decisions, always include a human-readable reason.
 - Avoid project-specific naming unless the user explicitly requests it.
+
+## Script Language Choice
+
+Hooks can execute scripts in many languages: shell, PowerShell, Python, C#, and more. However, not all script types are available on every platform, and some require extra dependencies:
+
+- **Shell scripts** (`bash`, `sh`) are not available on Windows by default.
+- **PowerShell** is Windows-native but available cross-platform if installed.
+- **Python** is widely used for hooks due to its cross-platform nature, but requires Python to be installed on the system.
+- **C#** scripts (with `dotnet-script` or file-based C#) are a good fit for .NET projects, but require the .NET SDK.
+- **Node.js**, **Go**, and others are possible if the runtime is present.
+
+**Best practice:** Always ask the user which language/tool to use for hook scripts, and confirm that the required runtime is available in the target environment. If unsure, suggest a default based on the project stack.
+
+**Example prompt:**
+> "What language/tool do you want to use for this hook script? (C#, Python, shell, etc.)"
+
+If you use Python, check that it is installed before relying on it. For C#, prefer file-based scripts for portability.
+

.github/skills/copilot-sdk/SKILL.md

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-
 ---
 name: copilot-sdk
 description: >