chore: Cursor rules

Author: ExposedCat

.cursorrules

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+PROJECT DESCRIPTION
+- GNOME Shell 49+ Extension
+- Falling snow
+
+STRICTLY FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS:
+- Always use latest GNOME Shell 49+ syntax
+- Always do minimal changes to the codebase to achieve the task
+- Always write production-grade code
+- Always only write what is needed right now. Keep all your edits as minimal and concise as possible to perform a task.
+- Never write any comments
+- Never create .md files unless explicitly requested to
+- Never bloat README with too many technical details, keep it concise and simple
+- Never use single-letter variables, instead use only descriptive names. This applies to all variables including lambda arguments
+- Never create relay/empty functions
+- Never write "just in case" code which is not necessary (such as extra nullifying)
+
+STRICTLY FOLLOW THESE COMMIT CONVENTIONS:
+- Always use `feat: message` for new features. Never add "implement" or "add", write the feature right after feat:
+- Always use `fix: message` for bug fixes. Never add "fix", write the bug right after fix:
+- Always use `chore: message` for chore updates. Never add "update", write the chore right after chore:
+- Always write short commit messages that are easy to understand and explain the changes
+- Never describe every single change in the commit message, write only a general description of all changes