fix(reset): clear document entries while preserving scaffolds (#580)

* fix(reset): clear document entries while preserving scaffolds

* fix(reset): preserve scaffolds across Bash versions

* docs(reset): keep document inventory before presentation heading

.claude/commands/reset.md

@@ -86,7 +86,11 @@ cv/main_example.tex. This scope covers skill files only.
 
 ### If scope includes `documents`:
 
-Use Glob to list all files present in `documents/cv/`, `documents/linkedin/`, `documents/diplomas/`, `documents/references/`, `documents/projects/`, `documents/postings/`, and `documents/applications/`. Present as:
+Use Glob to list all files present in `documents/cv/`, `documents/linkedin/`, `documents/diplomas/`, `documents/references/`, `documents/projects/`, `documents/postings/`, and `documents/applications/`.
+
+Include nested and hidden user entries in the inventory. Each subfolder's tracked `.gitkeep` is a scaffold placeholder: exclude it from the deletion list and from the empty/non-empty decision, and preserve it.
+
+Present as:
 
 ```
 ## Documents reset will delete:
@@ -251,16 +255,27 @@ Leave the rest of the file intact: the portal-CLI and WebSearch-fallback explana
 
 ### Documents reset
 
-For each non-empty document subfolder, delete all files within it using Bash `rm`. Do not delete the folder itself, and do not delete `documents/README.md`.
+For each non-empty document subfolder, delete all user entries, including nested folders and hidden files. Preserve the seven top-level subfolders, their `.gitkeep` placeholders, and `documents/README.md`. Run the following Bash block only after the confirmation above; its glob settings stay inside the subshell. If `documents/` or any of its seven roots is a symbolic link, stop before deleting anything and ask the user to replace that linked root with a local document folder.
 
 ```bash
-rm -f documents/cv/*
-rm -f documents/linkedin/*
-rm -f documents/diplomas/*
-rm -f documents/references/*
-rm -f documents/projects/*
-rm -f documents/postings/*
-rm -rf documents/applications/*/
+(
+  set -e
+  for directory in documents documents/{cv,linkedin,diplomas,references,projects,postings,applications}; do
+    if [ -L "$directory" ]; then
+      printf 'Reset stopped: %s is a symbolic link.\n' "$directory" >&2
+      exit 1
+    fi
+  done
+  unset GLOBIGNORE
+  shopt -s dotglob nullglob
+  for directory in documents/cv documents/linkedin documents/diplomas documents/references documents/projects documents/postings documents/applications; do
+    for entry in "$directory"/*; do
+      if [ "${entry##*/}" != ".gitkeep" ]; then
+        rm -rf -- "$entry"
+      fi
+    done
+  done
+)
 ```
 
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@@ -287,7 +302,7 @@ Then tell the user what to do next based on what was reset:
 > Note that `CLAUDE.md` and `cv/main_example.tex` are outside the `profile` scope and still hold your personal data. If you are handing this fork over or making it public, clear them by hand.
 
 **If documents were reset:**
-> The `documents/` folder is now empty. Add your career documents and run `/setup` to populate your profile. See `documents/README.md` for instructions on what to put where.
+> Your user documents are now cleared. The folder structure, `.gitkeep` placeholders, and `documents/README.md` are preserved. Add your career documents and run `/setup` to populate your profile.
 
 **If both were reset:**
-> Both your profile files and documents folder are now empty. Add documents to `documents/` (or skip and use the CV import / interview path), then run `/setup`.
+> Your profile data and user documents are now cleared; the document folders, `.gitkeep` placeholders, and `documents/README.md` are preserved. Add documents to `documents/` (or skip and use the CV import / interview path), then run `/setup`.