Michael Panchenko ea5a2f6b4c Wire host git identity into the devenv container
run-devenv-agentic now seeds the container's global git config from the
host on every bring-up so commits made inside the devenv (typically by
coding agents reached through start-coding-agent) carry a real
author/committer instead of the bare `penpot@<container>` fallback that
makes review unworkable.

New optional flags on run-devenv-agentic:

  --git-user-name NAME      author/committer name
  --git-user-email EMAIL    matching email

When a flag is omitted the value is resolved from the host's effective
`git config user.{name,email}` (plain `git config`, no --global) so a
per-repo override in <repo>/.git/config wins over ~/.gitconfig -- matching
what `git commit` on the host would actually record. If neither flag nor
host config provides a value the script prints a warning and continues;
in-container commits will fail until the user fixes it.

start-instance applies the values via two `docker exec ... git config
--global user.{name,email}` calls right after the container reaches
Running, before start-tmux.sh is launched. Keeps the write logic next to
the rest of the per-instance bring-up and out of the tmux script -- no
env-var contract between manage.sh and the tmux entry point is needed.

Docs updated in docs/technical-guide/developer/devenv.md (new "Git
identity inside the container" section) and the agentic-devenv guide.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# only if necessary
nvm install
nvm use
corepack enable

pnpm install

And launch a development server:

pnpm start

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