feat: apply default template automatically when creating new directories#9
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Previously, new scry directories were created with hardcoded README content generated from the directory name. This forced vendor-specific content on all users. Now checks for ~/.config/scry/templates/default/ and applies it automatically when no --template flag is specified. If no default template exists, creates an empty directory. This gives users control over their default experience through templates instead of hardcoded content. Changes: - Remove generate_readme() function with hardcoded content - Auto-apply "default" template if it exists - Update help text to document new behavior - Bump version to 0.5.0 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Removes hardcoded README generation in favor of automatic "default" template application. When creating new directories without
--template, scry now checks for~/.config/scry/templates/default/and applies it if present, otherwise creates an empty directory.Problem
Users had no control over the default content created in new scry directories - the hardcoded README with vendor-specific "exploratory project" messaging didn't match everyone's workflow.
Core Changes
generate_readme()function that created hardcoded vendor-specific content--templateflag specified🤖 Generated with Claude Code