build: hard-rename Make targets to tool:mode:scope across quality/test/CI/docs#290
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Summary
Hard rename Make targets to
tool:mode:scope, modularize root Makefile intomake/*.mk, and align setup/hooks/CI/docs to the new canonical command surface.Breaking Changes
make testnow runs strict full matrix by default.Key Changes
make/*.mk.make/quality.mk.make/test.mkusing mode-first naming.make lint:fix, pre-push ->make test.Validation
make help: passedmake fmt:check: passedmake lint: passedmake test: failed at Python unit stage with/usr/local/bin/python: No module named pytestmake fmt-check: expected failure (No rule to make target)make test:rust:unit: expected failure (No rule to make target)make test:c:all: expected failure (No rule to make target)Notes
make testfailure above is environment/tooling related (pytestmissing locally), not a target-resolution issue.