feat(skills): make skill scripts self-executing with uv hashbang
The Python scripts in mpi-pptx-translate, mpi-pdf-to-docx-conversion, and mpi-chinese-text-normalize previously required users to type manually. That is easy to forget and adds friction every time the skill runs. Switch all four scripts to a shebang, so they can be invoked directly: . The PEP 723 metadata blocks remain, so uv still installs the dependencies automatically. Also made the scripts executable and updated their usage messages and SKILL.md instructions to match the direct-execution style.
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name: mpi-chinese-text-normalize
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description: Normalize Chinese markdown files by removing extraneous mid-sentence line breaks from fixed-width exports while preserving TOC structures, section headers, and intentional paragraph breaks. Do not use for English prose, wiki-link index files, or mixed CJK/English documents without manual review.
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compatibility: Requires Python 3.9+ and uv. The script uses only the standard library.
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compatibility: Requires Python 3.9+ and uv. The script's shebang invokes `uv run --script`; it uses only the standard library.
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When Chinese text has hard line breaks at a fixed width (~20-25 chars) — common in PDF exports, OCR output, or poorly-converted documents — use this skill to join them into flowing paragraphs.
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## Approach
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Run with `uv`:
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Run the script directly:
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```bash
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uv run skills/mpi-chinese-text-normalize/scripts/normalize_breaks.py <directory>
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skills/mpi-chinese-text-normalize/scripts/normalize_breaks.py <directory>
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```
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It processes all `.md` files in the directory.
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The shebang invokes `uv run --script`. It processes all `.md` files in the directory.
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The script handles three file patterns:
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