docs: reconcile PullRequests rule with deployed truth - #85
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One-line summary: the deployed rule had drifted ahead of the source — this promotes the deployed content (Plan/Changes/Testing body, mdschema validation pointer) into the source and tightens PR references to bare URLs.
Plan
The deployed ~/.claude copy carried a newer body structure with no source file anywhere, so the next make install would have clobbered it. Source now matches deployed truth; the link rule specifies bare URLs because terminal views render only those as clickable.
Changes
rules/PullRequests.md: body structure replaced with Plan/Changes/Testing + mdschema pointer; PR references must be full bare URLs, markdown-wrapped links and naked numbers disallowed outside auto-linking platformsTesting