fix: use platform-agnostic agent discovery path in workflows
Replace hardcoded .claude/agents/ references with generic phrasing that uses the IDE's own agents directory, keeping .claude/agents/ only as an example.
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@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ Load config from `{project-root}/_bmad/bmm/config.yaml` and resolve:
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<check if="{capabilities.sub_agents} is available">
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<!-- Agent Selection -->
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<action>Identify target file types and task domain for the current task/subtask</action>
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<action>Check for a specialized agent in .claude/agents/ (or IDE equivalent) whose description matches the target file types and task domain</action>
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<action>Check for a specialized agent in the IDE's agents directory (e.g., .claude/agents/ for Claude Code) whose description matches the target file types and task domain</action>
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<action>If no specialized agent matches, use a general-purpose agent as fallback</action>
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<!-- Tracking Update -->
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@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ For each task:
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### 1. Select Agent (when sub_agents available)
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- Identify target file types and task nature
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- Check for a specialized agent whose description matches (scan both global and project-level `.claude/agents/` directories or equivalent)
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- Check for a specialized agent whose description matches (scan the IDE's agents directory, e.g., `.claude/agents/` for Claude Code)
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- If a specialized agent matches, use it
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- If no match, use a general-purpose agent
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