SidneyZhang
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`quicommit ginit`（别名 `gi`）离线完成仓库起步：用 git2 建库并确立初始分支、 写最简 README.md、按根目录标志文件装配 .gitignore、按 --add 添加远程， `--profile` 可选套用已有 Git 配置。在已有仓库上重复执行只补齐缺失项：绝不覆盖 既有的 README.md/.gitignore、绝不改动已有 remote 的地址、不提供 --force、 不创建首个提交。边界取舍见 ADR 0006，命令命名见 ADR 0005。 实现落在新的 src/git/init.rs（9 个 git 层函数）与 src/commands/ginit.rs， 命令层不直接引用 git2，GitRepo 公开接口未改动，其余命令行为不变。 测试：src/git/init.rs 11 条单元测试、tests/ginit_tests.rs 18 条集成测试； 新增 35 个 ginit_* 消息覆盖 7 种语言。 另将 CONTEXT.md 与 docs/adr/ 纳入版本跟踪（.gitignore 放开 adr/ 与 CONTEXT.md 两条忽略规则）；RAODMAP.md 除 ginit 条目外还包含此前未提交的 规划条目更新。
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Output channels, message prefixes, and the decoration switch
QuiCommit's user-facing output follows fixed conventions: stdout carries results and interactive content, stderr carries diagnostics; the hidden credential subcommand keeps stdout protocol-only (errors on stderr prefixed [quicommit credential]). Message text — Messages keys and inline command strings alike — never embeds emoji or status symbols; decoration prefixes (✓/✗/⚠/→, spinner frames) are applied only by the shared utils print helpers, so they can be toggled centrally. Decoration is configurable via output.emoji (bool, default on) with global --emoji/--no-emoji overrides (precedence: explicit flag > config > default); --no-color/NO_COLOR is highest priority and disables both color and decoration. When decorations are off, output is plain text with no severity labels — errors stay distinguishable via stderr and anyhow's Error: prefix. Emoji is not auto-disabled on non-tty (explicit control only), while color keeps colored's existing tty auto-detection.
Considered Options: emoji embedded in message text per language (rejected — decoration duplicated across 7 languages, half-on states when toggling, and two competing styles already coexisted in the codebase); text severity labels (Warning:/Error:) substituted when decorations are off (rejected — 7-language label burden for marginal value; stream separation already distinguishes errors); auto-disabling emoji on non-tty (rejected — emoji is a content-level choice, not a terminal capability, and script authors get explicit control via --no-emoji).
Consequences: every future command author must route output through the helpers and keep message text decoration-free. Existing tests pinning English output stay valid because the default language is English. --no-color now also strips decorations — a behavior change from 0.6.x, where the flag was parsed but ignored (a review finding).