basic BMAD setup

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+# tickets.toml — a container's agreed children. tickets.py reads it.
+# The order of the tables is the build order: move a table to reorder. `id` names a child for good and is never reused; it is not an order.
+# An epic's file holds [[entry]] tables. An initiative's holds [[epic]] tables; with no epics it holds [[entry]] tables.
+# Keys tickets.py does not know are ignored, so a team may add its own.
+# Status never lives here: an entry with no plan and no leaf file is planned; its plan beside it carries `status`, and on a tracker `tickets.py mirror` writes `tracker_status` in the leaf file.
+
+# ---- In an epic folder: one table per planned story, spike, or bug ----
+
+[[entry]]
+id = 1                      # the leaf file carries it as `id:`; refer to it as 1 here, as <epic id>.1 from another epic
+type = "story"              # story | spike | bug
+title = "Cart service scaffold"
+description = "Stands up the cart service with one add-item path through UI, API, and store."
+verify = "A shopper adds one item on the deployed site and sees it in the cart."
+covers = ["R1"]             # ids from the epic's requirement source
+after = []                  # real prerequisites only, never the sequence; empty means it can run beside anything above it. A bare number is a sibling's id; everything else is quoted
+hitl = true                 # a person runs the starter
+risk = "low"                # low | medium | high
+# estimate = 2              # only when the user gives one; never proposed
+# unknown = "..."           # a question to settle with the user before this entry starts, one sentence; `tickets.py next` lists the entry under blocked until it is removed
+# references = ["architecture-checkout/architecture-checkout.md#ad-8"]   # what this entry needs beyond the epic's own References; pull writes them to the ticket
+# notes = ["..."]           # the user's words only, never filled by the agent; pull writes them to the ticket's Notes
+# refine = true            # refine to full acceptance criteria before it starts
+# plan_checkpoint = true    # a person reviews the ticket, or the builder's plan, before work starts
+# done_checkpoint = true    # work pauses after this ticket until a person says continue
+
+[[entry]]
+id = 2
+type = "story"
+title = "Apply and refuse discount codes"
+description = "Adds code validation to the pricing call and shows the refusal reason."
+verify = "A valid code lowers the total; an expired one is refused with its reason."
+covers = ["R2", "R3"]
+after = [1, "1.3"]          # a sibling's id; "<epic id>.<entry id>" for an entry in another epic; "epic-<slug>" for that whole epic
+hitl = false
+risk = "medium"
+
+# ---- In an initiative folder: one table per epic; table order is the build order ----
+
+[[epic]]
+id = 1                                      # entries in other epics refer to this epic's entries as 1.<entry id>
+slug = "epic-pricing-rules"                 # the epic's folder name
+title = "Pricing rules"
+covers = ["P1", "P2"]
+
+[[epic]]
+id = 2
+slug = "epic-cart-rules"
+title = "Shoppers manage their cart"
+covers = ["C1", "C2", "C3"]
+after = [{ epic = 1, needs = "the one-function pricing contract" }]   # what this epic needs from which; the entries that wait on it carry the `after`