Add problem_finding pyskill and bare-backtick prompt notice - #17
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What
Adds a problem_finding pyskill and a prompt-shape hook that lets the user call out process tells with a single character.
(2001). Includes worked exemplars: the Meno exchange (done well, then done badly with every tell labelled), the matchstick-equation study for Alternatives, and the Lakatos classroom for Look back.
Why
The tells are easy to state and hard to notice in the moment. The skill lowers the rate; the backtick is the correction when it slips through. It lives in prompt_notices rather than claude_slop because it is about process, not about the writing of the last reply.