docs(claude): improve /tackle-pr-comment reference scheme

[couimet]

Uses letters (A, B, C) for feedback items and numbers (1, 2, 3) for implementation steps to avoid confusion when discussing specific items in scratchpads.

Previously, mixing "Step X" and "item Y" references caused confusion when discussing feedback. Now "Feedback B" clearly refers to analysis items while "Step 2" refers to implementation steps.

Changes:

• Letters for feedback items, numbers for implementation steps
• Explicit ACCEPT/IGNORE decision with reason for each feedback item
• Steps list which feedback items they address (can be multiple)
• Clear flow: ACCEPT → Implementation Plan, IGNORE → commit message's "Ignored Feedback"

Benefits:

• Unambiguous references when discussing specific items
• Every feedback item has explicit disposition and clear destination
• Traceability from reviewer feedback through to implementation or commit message

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✨ Finishing touches

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• Create PR with unit tests
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