feat: improve skill scores for turbo-laravel

[popey]

Hullo @tonysm 👋

I ran your skills through tessl skill review at work and found some targeted improvements. Here's the full before/after:

Skill	Before	After	Change
developing-with-turbo-basics	81%	86%	+5%
developing-with-turbo-drive	89%	90%	+1%
developing-with-turbo-frames	90%	96%	+6%
developing-with-turbo-streams	90%	96%	+6%
developing-with-turbo-tests	94%	94%	—

Changes made

All skills

• Converted frontmatter description from YAML chevron to standard quoted string format for better tooling compatibility

developing-with-turbo-basics (+5%)

• Replaced vague "Basics of developing with Turbo Laravel" opening with specific actions: "Implements Turbo Streams, configures Turbo Frames, and integrates Hotwire patterns"
• Removed conceptual "Philosophy: HTML Over the Wire" section — Claude already understands these concepts, and this was adding ~100 tokens of non-actionable context
• Trimmed the Turbo Drive explanation down to just the IMPORTANT callout directing to the sub-skill

developing-with-turbo-drive (+1%)

• Condensed the introductory paragraph and "How It Works" section — removed explanations of fetch requests, History API, and DOM replacement that Claude already knows
• Trimmed Navigation Types to focus on Turbo-specific behaviors only

developing-with-turbo-frames (+6%)

• Added a "Quick Start" workflow section with a clear 4-step implementation sequence
• Added an IMPORTANT callout about frame ID matching (a common pitfall that causes silent failures)

developing-with-turbo-streams (+6%)

• Added a "Quick Start" workflow section with a 5-step sequence covering both HTTP streams and broadcasting setup
• Added an IMPORTANT troubleshooting callout for when broadcasts aren't received (channel auth, Echo config, WebSocket connection)

developing-with-turbo-tests (no change)

• Added a Troubleshooting section for assertTurboStream() and broadcast assertion failures — score held steady at 94% as this was already high-quality

Honest disclosure — I work at @tesslio where we build tooling around skills like these. Not a pitch - just saw room for improvement and wanted to contribute.

Want to self-improve your skills? Just point your agent (Claude Code, Codex, etc.) at this Tessl guide and ask it to optimize your skill. Ping me - @popey - if you hit any snags.

Thanks in advance 🙏

[tonysm]

Sorry, don't see anything fundamental changed in the skills, so won't merge. Let me know if you run them on your Hotwired apps for a while and notice a significant improvement. Thanks!