Python rulebook

[jasonbrazeal]

In addition to the rulebook, there are 2 intermediate docs in chats/, a research brief and a plan. I iterated on the plan quite a bit but regenerated the rulebook from it fresh each time.

I used the prompt rulebook extensively but there are a few things that I am pushing back on:

1. Reserve NEVER, ALWAYS, and MUST for invariants... and cap them at three per target
   [Great advice in general, but these are very natural for a rulebook and will appear many times]

2. Binding meta-rule: consistency within an existing project outranks every style rule in this rulebook
   [Good idea for most prompts, but the rulebook addresses this differently, being a set of rules itself]

3. Strip provenance from every emitted artifact: state the rule, name no source document for it.
   [Sources for programming language rulebooks are a handful of websites (language documentation, library documentation, standards, etc.). The rulebook is supposed to distill all of that into a compact format, so of course agents reading it will need to look up finer points. I want to direct them to the canonical sources instead of having them search randomly.]

Also I found that it would copy the existing rulebook WAY too much, like word for word in some sections, even without me asking it to read those files. I deleted them all while I was working on this to prevent that.