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Document how to pick an ownership command in the agentwheel skill - #166
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Adds a guide to recovery-plan, adopt-legacy, handoff and retire-stale, including handoff --carry-drift and --from-unknown-owner from 0.20.19, and points the drift section to it.
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0.20.19 shipped
ownership handoff --carry-driftand--from-unknown-ownerbut the agentwheel skill never mentionshandoff, so agents can't find it when an install keeps a file as foreign.This adds a short table for picking between
recovery-plan,adopt-legacy,handoffandretire-stale, pointing to each subcommand's--helpfor flags, plus the known pitfalls: a mixed legacy manifest needs a normal install beforehandoff,--force-driftalso refreshes the target's merge contributions, and--selectdrops unselected ones. The drift section now points there for ownership refusals.Replaces #164, whose release part already landed in #165. Skill-only, no version bump.