* feat(add-template): keep a registered template's intermediates in build/
A template registered via /add-template declared a bare compile command, so
every new template scattered .aux/.log/.out beside its source, and Step 4 had to
enumerate six LaTeX extensions to clean up after its test compile.
- The elicited LaTeX command now redirects intermediates to build/ with the
portable -output-directory (not the MiKTeX-only -aux-directory), creates the
folder (TeX Live does not), and moves the PDF back beside the source where
/apply reads it. A leading rm -f ensures a failed compile, which skips the mv,
never leaves a stale PDF there.
- Toolchains with nothing to redirect (typst compile) keep their command, and
registration never blocks on the rule. If the redirect alone breaks a
template (e.g. \include from a subfolder), it is dropped and recorded under
Known pitfalls.
- The manifest example shows the pattern, Step 4 cleanup deletes build/
instead of listing extensions, and the ACTIVE-TEMPLATE block tells /apply to
run the command from the output directory and remove build/ in Step 5e.
- build/ is gitignored.
Stock templates are untouched, so /apply Step 5e stays.
* docs(add-template): drop the MiKTeX aside from the build directory rule
* test(add-template): pin the build directory compile command
