(enhance) Improve audit mode developer experience#69
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Audit mode improvements: - Accumulate all unique denials instead of logging one-by-one - Print summary at JVM shutdown: "X unique denial(s) across Y module(s)" - Generate copy-paste-ready .jguard policy syntax at shutdown Gradle plugin: - Register build/jguard-policy/ and build/test-policies/ with clean task - Prevents stale .bin files from causing conflicts Documentation: - Add Audit Mode section to agent README with workflow guide - Update CHANGELOG with new features These changes dramatically speed up initial policy authoring by discovering all missing entitlements in one run and providing suggested policy output. Signed-off-by: Nicholas Walter Knize <nknize@apache.org>
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Audit mode improvements:
Gradle plugin:
Documentation:
These changes dramatically speed up initial policy authoring by discovering all missing entitlements in one run and providing suggested policy output.