fix: manageCloudRun 零配置部署能力边界不清晰，错误返回缺少 actionable 信息，导致 Agent 无法正确完成部署

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Attribution issue

• issueId: issue_moj17gxm_j5qv9w
• category: tool
• canonicalTitle: manageCloudRun 零配置部署能力边界不清晰，错误返回缺少 actionable 信息，导致 Agent 无法正确完成部署
• representativeRun: atomic-js-app-zero-config-deploy/2026-04-28T19-40-33-ssgh8t

Automation summary

• root_cause: The cloudrun-development skill file didn't explain zero-config deployment capability. It only showed an example with full serverConfig configuration, without clarifying that serverConfig is optional and that CloudBase Run supports automatic detection and sensible defaults when it's omitted. This led agents to manually configure parameters instead of leveraging the zero-config feature, and they lacked guidance on troubleshooting deployment failures.
• changes: Updated config/source/skills/cloudrun-development/SKILL.md:

1. Added a new "Zero-config deployment" section explaining when and how to use zero-config deployment, what defaults are applied, and when explicit config is needed.
2. Updated the "Quick examples" section to show both zero-config deploy (recommended for simple projects) and explicit config deploy (when you need control).
3. Added a new "Deployment failure recovery" section with actionable steps for troubleshooting deployment failures.
4. Fixed incorrect access type reference from "WEB" to "PUBLIC" (the correct value per CLOUDRUN_ACCESS_TYPES).

• validation: Ran the three required regression tests (build-skills-repo.test.js, `build-compat-con

Changed files

• config/source/skills/cloudrun-development/SKILL.md

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Attribution post-PR evaluation

• visibility: internal identifiers, run ids, and private links are intentionally omitted
• attempt: 1
• eval_scope: primary_only
• overall: FAILED
• summary: at least one planned evaluation case failed
• updated_at: 2026-04-28T20:14:49.991Z

Cases

• [FAILED] — primary — evaluation failed