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Add Cursor provider adapter
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## Goal
Add Cursor as a Lineage provider target.
## Why
Cursor is one of the most common AI-native coding environments. Lineage should be able to materialize package assets that Cursor can use without leaking Cursor-specific assumptions into core package semantics.
## Scope
- Define the Cursor adapter boundary.
- Decide whether Cursor support is command launch, config/materialization, or both.
- Materialize supported package assets into Cursor-compatible locations.
- Keep Cursor-specific file names and settings out of core runtime code.
- Add dry-run/inspect output showing what Cursor support will do.
## Acceptance Criteria
- Cursor support is behind an explicit provider adapter.
- A package can expose Cursor-relevant skills, rules, MCP config, or references when supported.
- Receiver-side writes are permission-gated or clearly shown before materialization.
- Tests cover adapter discovery/materialization behavior.
- Docs explain current Cursor support honestly.
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