chore: remove unused patch files and examples directory

[johnlindquist]

Summary

• Removed old patch files that were no longer being used
• Removed examples directory that was not referenced anywhere in the project
• These were stray artifacts from previous development work

Test plan

[x] Verified no references to removed files exist in the codebase
[x] Checked that build and tests still pass without these files
[x] Confirmed these files were not part of the published package

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Removed all user guides and examples related to customizing and using hooks, including quick start instructions, advanced configuration examples, and testing guidelines.

• New Features

  • Removed the TypeScript hook template, including all example handlers for event logging and command blocking.

• Refactor

  • Reverted changes that shifted the project focus from security enforcement to TypeScript convenience.

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Walkthrough

This change removes all documentation and code related to a TypeScript-based hook system for Claude Code. It deletes the main hook template, README files, and example documentation, erasing both the TypeScript-centric developer guidance and the security-focused hook logic previously provided.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md, examples/README.md, .../custom-*.md	Deleted all documentation, including main README, example usage, and custom pattern guides for hook customization.
templates/hooks/index.ts	Removed the TypeScript hook template file, including all asynchronous hook handler function implementations.

Poem

In the warren, docs and hooks once grew,
Typed and tidy, with examples to show—
But now the garden’s freshly cleared,
No patterns left, the code’s disappeared.
Yet rabbits know, with every patch anew,
There’s room for something bright and true!
🐇✨

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• 0001-refactor-reposition-project-focus-from-security-to-T.patch (0 hunks)
• changes.patch (0 hunks)
• examples/README.md (0 hunks)
• examples/custom-patterns.md (0 hunks)

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