feat(ai-autopilot): Product Management and Biological Science domain presets (#275)#276
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Closes #275.
Adds the last two of the #204 domain list, so the built-in set is now five: Software Development, Web Development, Data Science, Product Management, Biological Science.
Pure content, zero code. Both are
.mddirectories underpresets/, mirroring the existing three exactly, sobuiltinDomainPresets()auto-discovers them and--preset/ meta-select route to them with no wiring. The three major-change review prompts in each end with the{ blockers }verdict footer so the review loop gates; the bug-fix prompts don't, like the others.Extended the parameterized builtin-presets test over both. 339 ai-autopilot tests green. Verified end to end:
--fake --preset product-managementand--fake --preset biological-science --technicalboth narrate the domain preset and drive the review; a bad--presetlists all five sorted.The review-prompt wording is a reasonable first cut for each domain, tune as you see fit.