cursor-rules-dynamic: Cursor rule for Cursor

{
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "languages": {
        "default": {
            "rules": [
                {
                    "id": "rule-1",
                    "level": "error",
                    "description": "/ Dynamic .cursorrules Analyzer - VSCode Extension\n// Author: Garot Conklin (garotm)\n\n// What you can build with this ruleset:\nA TypeScript-based VSCode extension that:\n- Automatically analyzes project codebases for patterns and conventions\n- Generates and updates .cursorrules files based on detected patterns\n- Monitors file changes in real-time to suggest rule updates\n- Manages rule versioning and history\n- Integrates directly with VSCode\n- Implements intelligent rule merging and conflict resolution\n- Offers commands for manual rule generation and validation\n\n// Project Structure\nFollow this directory structure:\nsrc/\n  extension.ts         # Extension activation and setup\n  languageDetector.ts  # Language detection logic\n  test/               # Test files\n    runTest/          # Test runner setup\n    suite/            # Test suites\n  types/             # Type definitions\n\n// Development Guidelines\n1. Code Quality:\n   - Use TypeScript 5.x features\n   - Enable strict type checking\n   - Follow ESLint configuration\n   - Maximum line length: 100 characters\n   - Use Prettier for formatting\n   - Maintain clean code principles\n\n2. Testing Requirements:\n   - Maintain 90%+ test coverage\n   - Use Mocha test framework\n   - Mock VSCode API when needed\n   - Test both success and failure cases\n   - Include extension activation tests\n   - Document test scenarios\n\n3. Documentation Standards:\n   - Use TSDoc comments\n   - Document all public APIs\n   - Include usage examples\n   - Maintain up-to-date README\n   - Document extension settings\n\n4. Error Handling:\n   - Use typed errors\n   - Implement proper logging\n   - Handle VSCode lifecycle\n   - Handle edge cases\n   - Provide clear error messages\n\n5. Performance:\n   - Us