feat: add xProof output certification skill#138
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Add xProof skill -- on-chain output certification
Adds a skill that lets automatons certify their outputs on MultiversX blockchain via the xProof API (https://xproof.app).
What it does
Why it matters for automatons
An automaton that certifies its outputs creates cryptographic, blockchain-recorded evidence of its work. This builds a verifiable track record -- useful for proving value to creators, clients, and peer agents.
Install
The skill is auto-discovered from
skills/xproof/SKILL.md. Alternatively, install at runtime: