Add AGENTS.md and AI usage policy
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Introduces AI_USAGE_POLICY.md outlining rules for AI-assisted contributions.
Introduces AGENTS.md to define policies and instructions for automated coding agents.
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This PR introduces:
AGENTS.md: A guide for AI-assisted coding tools (e.g., Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot) explaining how they should interact with this repository and its contributors. You can think of it as aREADMEfor coding agents.AI_USAGE_GUIDELINES: A document for human contributors that defines what kinds of AI-assisted uses are allowed, restricted, or not permitted when contributing to this repository.CODE-OF-CONDUCT.mdtoCODE_OF_CONDUCT.mdfor consistent naming across repositories.Note: This is adapted from a PR already merged in p5.js.
For more background and motivation, see: processing/p5.js#8194