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`agentsync init` finds agent repos under $HOME (or --search), and writes the config file. In a terminal it prompts and asks before writing; otherwise it prints the exact command, and writes only with --repo, --root and --apply. It never replaces an existing config without --force. Commands with nothing configured now point at `agentsync init`.
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Summary
agentsync initdoes a bounded walk under $HOME (or--search), never follows symlinks, and reports unreadable directories.--repo,--rootand--apply.--force; the file is written 0600 and atomically.agentsync initin their refusals.docs/init.md, plus updates to the README, configuration and exit-code docs.Verification
just checkpasses on macOS and Linux; the new tests were confirmed to fail when the guarded behaviour is broken.Closes #8