Embed skills in resources folder, refer to by README file#1459
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Adds the azure-project-plan agent — a dedicated planner that gathers requirements interactively, writes .azure/project-plan.md, and hands off to the scaffold agent. Strict phase ordering: write plan → open preview → wait for approval → hand off. No code, configs, or project files are created before approval.
The agent file itself stays thin (just the VS Code-specific workflow rules: openPlanView preview command, approval gate, startProjectScaffold hand-off). All planning guidance — workspace inference rules, vscode_askQuestions flow, service classification (Essential vs. Enhancement), canonical project structure, and the standard error contract — lives in resources/agents/azure-project-plan/README.md, mirroring the convention used by the scaffold agent.
Also changes the local-debug agent to point at azure-local-debug/README.md. Also adds HTML preview to the azure plan view.