Add autopilot-aware pre-commit warnings + post-commit driver reminder
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- Pre-commit hook: warns when autopilot is enabled and non-terminal tasks exist - Post-commit hook: after commit, prints non-terminal task summary if autopilot on - Post-commit exits 0 always (informational only, never blocks) - Both hooks read .agent.md to detect Autopilot: Enabled
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# SPEC: Add Post-Commit Autopilot Driver Reminder
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## Problem
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When autopilot is enabled, tasks can be left hanging after commits. There's no
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automated reminder to drive them to completion.
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## Requirements
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1. Create a post-commit hook at `scripts/git-hooks/post-commit`
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2. After a commit succeeds, check if autopilot is enabled (.agent.md)
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3. If autopilot is enabled and non-terminal tasks exist, output a summary:
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- Number of non-terminal tasks
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- Their current phases
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- Clear instruction: "Run the orchestrator to drive them to completion"
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4. Exit 0 always (informational only, never blocks)
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## Acceptance Criteria
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- Post-commit hook exists and is executable
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- Hook output is silent when no work remains or autopilot is off
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- Hook prints actionable summary when work exists and autopilot is on
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- bash -n passes syntax check
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