fix: SessionStart hook fails on Linux/macOS (@echo: command not found) - #61
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hooks.json invoked run-hook.cmd via bash, which fails on Linux/macOS with "@echo: command not found" since it's a Windows batch file. A working bash equivalent (hooks/session-start) already existed unused; wire hooks.json to it instead.
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Summary
hooks/hooks.jsonrunsrun-hook.cmdthrough bash for the SessionStart event, but that's a Windows batch script. On Linux/macOS this fails with@echo: command not foundsince bash reads@echo offliterally.hooks/session-start, already exists in the same directory but is unused. Pointhooks.jsonat it instead.Test plan
run-hook.cmdexecuted via bash →@echo: command not found)hooks/session-startreadsskills/zio-knowledge/SKILL.mdcorrectly when invoked directly