debug-offlisted

# Debug Off — disable verbose session logging Reverts iEvo skills to their default concise logging mode. Removes `.ievo/debug.flag`. Existing debug session logs in `.ievo/log/debug/<session-id>/` are NOT deleted — they're preserved as audit artifacts. ## When to use - User says "turn off debug", "stop verbose", "disable trace", "debug off" - After filing a bug report and no longer needs accumulating logs - Disk pressure from large debug logs ## Steps ### 1. Check if debug is currently on If `<project>/.ievo/debug.flag` does not exist → already off. Tell user: ``` iEvo debug mode is already OFF (no .ievo/debug.flag found). Past debug logs (if any) remain in .ievo/log/debug/. ``` Exit. ### 2. Read flag content for the closing summary Read `.ievo/debug.flag` and capture: - `enabled_at` (when debug was turned on) - `enabled_by` - `reason` ### 3. Remove the flag POSIX hosts (macOS / Linux / WSL) — use Bash with `rm -f` for idempotence: ```bash rm -f <project>/.ievo/debug.flag ``` Windows hosts (PowerShell, no POSIX shell): ```powershell Remove-Item -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue '<project>\.ievo\debug.flag' ``` Cross-platform fallback via the Bash tool if Node is available: ```bash node -e "try { require('fs').unlinkSync('<project>/.ievo/debug.flag') } catch (e) { if (e.code !== 'ENOENT') throw e }" ``` (No Write-tool equivalent — there's no "delete" operation in Write. The narrow-scope rm/Remove-Item/unlink targets a specific named file with no glob, no recursion