Add a native `argumentHint` field to `SkillCustomization` for slash-command argument help

Locate the TypeScript definition of SkillCustomization and compare its existing fields with RuleCustomization and AgentCustomization. Add the optional display-only argumentHint field with the documented semantics and example, then verify the protocol types and any relevant checks still pass.

Summary

SkillCustomization describes a host-discovered skill so a client can list it, show its description, and (via disableModelInvocation) reason about model auto-invocation. What it can't express is the argument hint for a user-invocable, slash-command-style skill — the short "how do I call this" string that a command palette renders next to the command (e.g. /deploy <env> [--dry-run]).

There's no field for it and no generic escape hatch: unlike AgentCustomization, SkillCustomization has no _meta slot, so a host that receives an argument hint from its runtime has to drop it. A client building a slash-command palette then can't show the user what arguments a command expects.

Current state in the spec

• SkillCustomization carries id / uri / name / icons? / range? / description? / disableModelInvocation?.
• RuleCustomization already shows the spec's established style of modeling skill/rule behavior with first-class, type-specific fields (alwaysApply, globs) rather than a generic bag.
• AgentCustomization has a _meta slot; SkillCustomization does not — so there isn't even a non-native fallback for skill-level metadata.

Proposal

Add an optional, display-only field to SkillCustomization:

export interface SkillCustomization extends CustomizationBase {
  type: CustomizationType.Skill;
  description?: string;
  disableModelInvocation?: boolean;
  /**
   * Freeform hint describing the arguments a user-invocable skill
   * expects, for display in a slash-command palette or help text
   * (e.g. "<env> [--dry-run]"). Absent when the skill takes no
   * arguments or the source declares no hint. Display-only: hosts
   * neither parse nor enforce it.
   */
  argumentHint?: string;
}

• Optional, so existing producers/consumers are unaffected until they opt in.
• Display-only: a hint for humans, not a parseable arg schema. Hosts don't validate against it.
• Absent ⇒ no hint (skill takes no arguments, or the source declared none).

Concrete grounding (public, vendor SDK example)

A representative agent SDK already reports this per skill: session.skills_loaded skill entries carry an argumentHint string sourced from the skill's argument-hint frontmatter, right alongside description, enabled, and userInvocable. So the data exists at the source; only the AHP carrier field is missing.

Relationship to #285

#285 completes the child-customization model with per-child enabled and a symmetric user/model invocation matrix (disableUserInvocation / disableModelInvocation) — the whether a skill can be invoked. argumentHint is the complementary how to invoke it (argument help) datum for the user-invocable case. It's small and orthogonal enough to either fold into #285 or land on its own; filing separately so it isn't lost, and happy to consolidate if preferred.

Backwards compatibility

Purely additive and optional — no behavior change for producers or consumers until they populate/read the field.