add a rule file encouraging proactive use of hot reload - #210
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This pull request introduces a new markdown rule file, rules/hot_reload.md, which outlines instructions for proactively connecting to Dart or Flutter applications and triggering hot reloads. A review comment correctly identifies a grammatical typo on line 8, where the contraction 'it's' should be replaced with the possessive pronoun 'its'.
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Part of dart-lang/ai#498
It is not clear to me exactly which all agents support rules, but AGY does, and this rule has only been tested in AGY. Cursor supports it but seems to want a slightly different format, (
.mdc).Should we create separate directories for some of the other agents? I think cursor does support pointing to any directory for the rules in its plugin configuration.