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docs: add missing assign_work_item.rs to safe_outputs architecture tree - #2010

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accuracy src/safe_outputs/assign_work_item.rs exists in the codebase (backs the assign-work-item safe output documented in docs/safe-outputs.md) but was missing from the safe_outputs/ architecture tree listing in AGENTS.md, making the map inaccurate for agents navigating the module AGENTS.md

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  • Added assign_work_item.rs to the src/safe_outputs/ tree in AGENTS.md, alphabetically ordered between assign_github_issue_to_user.rs and close_github_issue.rs

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Verified by diffing ls src/safe_outputs/*.rs against the file list in AGENTS.md's architecture tree. Confirmed assign-work-item is a real, documented safe output (docs/safe-outputs.md has a full ### assign-work-item section), so this was a genuine gap rather than an intentionally-omitted internal file. No other drift was found in the safe-outputs listing, the documentation index, or CLI (docs/cli.md) during this pass.


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