Sync to nauro 1.2.0: lockstep pin + agent re-render#18
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Pin plugin.json to nauro 1.2.0 and re-render the bundled planner, executor, and reviewer agents, whose PR-description guidance moved to the three-core-section template upstream. render-plugin --check passes against the 1.2.0 source.
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Why
nauro 1.2.0 is on PyPI; the plugin pins the CLI in lockstep and the committed agent copies drifted from the current render (the PR-description guidance moved to the three-core-section template upstream).
What changed
.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonversion 1.1.0 -> 1.2.0.agents/nauro-planner.md,agents/nauro-executor.md,agents/nauro-reviewer.mdfrom the 1.2.0 source.Test plan
nauro render-plugin . --checkagainst the 1.2.0 source passes (rendered agents match the bundled source); CI runs the version-sync and byte-identity gates.