feat: trip-log skill — opt-in journal of searches and booked trips#33
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Imported from mrjrkingston's fork and generalized: personal program list, home airports, and balance-file references removed; logging is now opt-in (on request, or automatic only when the user asks for that) instead of mandatory per search. trips/logs/ gitignored. Co-authored-by: mrjrkingston <10638009+mrjrkingston@users.noreply.github.com>
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Imported from @mrjrkingston's fork (Co-authored-by preserved) and generalized:
trips/logs/gitignored — local onlyGives future sessions a reference library: what was searched, what was quoted, what was booked and why, with a status lifecycle (researched → booked → completed/cancelled).