chore: add repository guidelines and pin google-adk

[xCatG]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request aims to standardize development practices and improve project stability by introducing detailed repository guidelines and explicitly pinning a key Python dependency. The guidelines cover various aspects of development, from project organization to testing and PR submission, while the dependency pinning ensures consistent build environments across different setups.

Highlights

• Repository Guidelines: A new AGENTS.md file has been added, providing comprehensive guidelines for project structure, build/test commands, coding style, testing practices, and commit/pull request conventions.
• Dependency Pinning: The google-adk dependency in src/python/requirements.txt has been explicitly pinned to version 1.25.0 to ensure consistent environments and prevent unexpected breaking changes from future updates.

Changelog

• AGENTS.md
  • Added a new file outlining repository guidelines.
• src/python/requirements.txt
  • Pinned the google-adk package to version 1.25.0.

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Code Review

This pull request makes good improvements to the project's maintainability. Pinning the google-adk dependency in requirements.txt is an excellent practice for ensuring reproducible builds. The new AGENTS.md file provides clear and comprehensive guidelines for developers, which is a great addition. I have one suggestion regarding the filename of the new guidelines document to improve its discoverability.

[gemini-code-assist]

The content of this file provides valuable guidelines for repository development. However, the filename AGENTS.md may not be the most descriptive choice and could cause confusion, especially given the dev_agents/ directory mentioned within the document. A more conventional and discoverable name like CONTRIBUTING.md or DEVELOPMENT.md would better reflect its purpose and make it easier for contributors to find.