chore: use agents.md instead of claude.md#2545
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I agree that the AGENTS file should not be too big to not clutter the context. But there is some interesting information in the previous CLAUDE.md that should be part of the README at least.
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The file claude.md contains instructions specifically for the AI assistant Claude, but contributors might use other tools.
Additionally, new studies have shown that extensive context files may actually lower the code quality produced by coding AIs while increasing the token/ credit usage.
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