Extract scripts

[darthjee]

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• agents/skills/fifa-calendar/SKILL.md
• agents/skills/fifa-calendar/scripts/create_pr.sh
• agents/skills/fifa-calendar/scripts/fetch_fifa_data.py
• agents/skills/fifa-calendar/templates/pr_body.md

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This PR introduces a new FIFA Calendar Updater skill that automates fetching FIFA World Cup 2026 match data and proposing updates. The skill documentation defines a three-step workflow: fetch data from FIFA sources using a Python script, merge results into fifa/calendario.json, and create a draft PR via Bash automation. The fetch script retrieves matches from both a FIFA API endpoint and HTML pages, normalizes them into a consistent schema, reconciles with existing data by id or derived key, and outputs a summary. The PR creation script validates tooling, commits changes, and uses GitHub CLI to open a draft with a template body. All files are new additions with no modifications to existing code.

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🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)

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