feat(templates): Switch from md to norg

fish/environments/templates/README.md

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-# Exported Fish Environment: {{ENV_NAME}}
-
-This directory contains a self-contained Fish shell environment that can be used
-without requiring the original Fish configuration.
-
-## Files Structure
-```
-.fish/
-├── activate.fish    # Main environment configuration
-└── README.md        # This file
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-### Automatic Activation (Recommended)
-The environment will automatically activate when you `cd` into this directory
-if your Fish shell is configured with the auto-activation feature that checks
-for `.fish/activate.fish`.
-
-### Manual Activation
-To manually activate the environment, run from the project root:
-```bash
-source ./.fish/activate.fish
-```
-
-### Deactivation
-To deactivate the environment, run:
-```bash
-env deactivate
-```
-
-Or simply `cd` to a different directory if using auto-activation.
-
-## What This Environment Provides
-
-- Custom prompt showing the environment name
-- Environment-specific aliases and functions
-- Custom environment variables
-- Automatic cleanup when deactivated
-
-## Requirements
-
-- Fish shell
-- If this is a ROS2 environment: `bass` plugin (`fisher install edc/bass`)
-
-## Sharing
-
-This environment is completely self-contained. You can:
-1. Copy this directory to another machine
-2. Share it with other Fish shell users
-3. Version control it with your project (add .fish/ to your repo)
-
-The environment will work on any system with Fish shell, regardless of whether
-they have the original environment management system installed.
-
-## Auto-activation Setup
-
-To enable auto-activation for .fish/activate.fish, add this to your Fish config.fish:
-```fish
-function check_and_source_activate
-  if test -f (pwd)/.fish/activate.fish
-    source (pwd)/.fish/activate.fish
-  elif test -f (pwd)/activate.fish
-    source (pwd)/activate.fish
-  end
-end
-
-function cd
-  builtin cd $argv && check_and_source_activate
-end
-```

fish/environments/templates/readme.norg

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+* Exported Fish Environment: {{ENV_NAME}}
+This directory contains a self-contained fish environment.
+
+** Files Structure
+   @code
+   .fish/
+   |-- activate.fish
+   |-- readme.norg
+   |-- bin/
+   @end
+
+** Usage
+
+*** Automatic Activation (Recommended)
+    The environment will automatically activate when you `cd` into this directory
+    if your Fish shell is configured with the auto-activation script.
+
+    @code fish
+    function check_and_source_activate
+      if test -f (pwd)/.fish/activate.fish
+        source (pwd)/.fish/activate.fish
+      elif test -f (pwd)/activate.fish
+        source (pwd)/activate.fish
+      end
+    end
+
+    function cd
+      builtin cd $argv && check_and_source_activate
+    end
+    @end
+
+*** Manual Activation
+    To manually activate the environment, run from the project root:
+    @code bash
+    source ./.fish/activate.fish
+    @end
+
+*** Deactivation
+    To deactivate the environment, run:
+    @code bash
+    env deactivate
+    @end
+
+    Or simply `cd` to a different directory if using auto-activation.
+
+** What This Environment Provides
+   - Prompt showing the environment name
+   - Environment-specific aliases and functions
+   - Custom environment variables
+   - Automatic cleanup when deactivated
+
+** Requirements
+   - Fish shell
+   - `bass` plugin (`fisher install edc/bass`) for compatibility with bash scripts
+
+** Sharing
+   This environment is completely self-contained. You can:
+   - Copy this directory to another machine
+   - Share it with others
+   - Version control it with your project (add .fish/ to your repo)