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Skill whose only name lives inside a flow-mapping continuation line
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| metadata | {"tags":["legacy"],"name":"legacy-tag"} |
| description | Skill whose only name lives inside a flow-mapping continuation line |
The name: legacy-tag} line is a column-0 continuation of the metadata
flow mapping, not a top-level key. The fix must not splice that line (it
would destroy the closing brace); it must insert a real top-level name
instead.
