feat: add target repo examples and file layout guidance

examples/rust-project/ai/harness-health.md

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+# Harness Health
+
+- project map clarity: partial
+- validation commands: strong
+- fast feedback: partial
+- task templates: partial
+- guardrails: strong
+- doc-code alignment: partial
+
+## Top priorities
+1. Document workspace crate roles more clearly
+2. Call out feature-flag-specific validation paths
+3. Keep examples aligned with actual crate boundaries

examples/rust-project/ai/project-map.md

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+# Project Map
+
+## Main structure
+- root crate or workspace declared in `Cargo.toml`
+- `src/main.rs` or `src/lib.rs` as primary entrypoints
+- `crates/` for workspace members where applicable
+
+## Notes
+- Distinguish unit tests from integration tests
+- Check whether feature flags alter build or test behavior

examples/rust-project/ai/risk-guardrails.md

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+# Risk Guardrails
+
+- Do not casually modify `Cargo.lock`
+- Be careful with feature flags and workspace-wide effects
+- Avoid broad lifetime or trait refactors for narrow tasks
+- Treat unsafe code paths as high scrutiny areas

examples/rust-project/ai/task-templates.md

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+# Task Templates
+
+## Bugfix
+1. Read the affected module and relevant tests
+2. Confirm whether the crate is part of a workspace
+3. Implement the narrowest safe fix
+4. Run targeted checks first, then broader cargo validation
+5. Report any feature-flag or cross-crate risks
+
+## Feature
+1. Preserve existing public interfaces unless instructed otherwise
+2. Keep new dependencies to a minimum
+3. Add tests for normal and edge cases
+4. Run fmt, clippy, and tests before reporting completion