fix(openclaw): quiet native skill triggers

[ortonom]

Summary

• make OpenClaw native skill descriptions manual/exact-name only
• prevent ambient Codex/Claude skill routing from auto-triggering nested OpenClaw clones

Test

• bun test skills/gstack/test/openclaw-native-skills.test.ts

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[jbetala7]

The intent — stop ambient skill routing from auto-firing the nested OpenClaw clones on non-OpenClaw hosts — is reasonable, and the coverage is complete: all four native skills are changed and the existing test/openclaw-native-skills.test.ts still passes. Two things before this lands:

1. Blanking the description to pure boilerplate diverges from how gstack already does "manual" skills. cso and ios-clean keep a real capability summary and add the manual/convenience note on top, rather than replacing it — e.g. ios-clean: "Remove the DebugBridge SPM package … This is a convenience wrapper —". Suggest keeping a one-line capability summary and appending the exact-name guard, e.g.:
   description: "CEO plan review (OpenClaw-native clone). Manual — invoke only when the user explicitly names gstack-openclaw-ceo-review."
   That kills ambient routing while preserving legibility/discoverability (and any description-based routing inside OpenClaw itself).

2. No test pins the new behavior. The existing test only asserts name+description are non-empty strings, so a later edit could silently restore the ambient "Use when…" descriptions. Worth adding an assertion that each native skill's description carries the manual guard. (Minor: the PR body's test path is test/openclaw-native-skills.test.ts, not skills/gstack/test/….)

One question to anchor the change: is there a repro/issue showing the ambient mis-trigger actually fires? These four dirs are only referenced by the test, not by the skill-doc generator, so it'd help to confirm which host's router scans openclaw/skills/ and auto-routes them.