Allow opting out of model invocation for installed skills (large monorepo skill-budget pain)

## Problem

Since v0.8.4 ([PR #2099](https://github.com/github/spec-kit/pull/2099), closing [#2098](https://github.com/github/spec-kit/issues/2098)), `specify init --ai claude` writes `disable-model-invocation: false` on every generated SKILL.md, and the toggle was removed as "redundant" because the new default opts skills into auto-invocation. There is no opt-out flag.

This is a real problem in large monorepos that already register many domain skills. Claude Code reserves a small fraction of context for the skill-listing budget; when that budget is exhausted, lower-priority skills get truncated and Claude loses visibility on them entirely. Adding the 11 spec-kit skills as model-invocable pushes us over the limit and silently drops other skills we use far more often.

Two specific pain points:

1. **Skill-listing budget exhaustion.** With ~50 skills already in play (CI helpers, MR workflows, service tooling, etc.), the spec-kit 11 push us past the default `skillListingBudgetFraction`. The cheapest fix is to make spec-kit skills user-invocable only, so they cost nothing in the listing.
2. **Over-triggering on generic prompts.** Several spec-kit skill descriptions (`speckit-implement`, `speckit-tasks`, `speckit-plan`) are generic enough that Claude auto-invokes them on prompts that have nothing to do with SDD — e.g. someone asking to "implement" or "plan" something unrelated.

## Workaround

We've patched our internally bundled copy to set `disable-model-invocation: true` on all 11 skills. But every fresh `specify init` reverts this, so we either lose the fix on upgrade or have to maintain a long-running patch.

## Proposal

Add a `--no-model-invocation` flag to `specify init` (and persist to the init-options file) that emits `disable-model-invocation: true` in generated SKILL.md frontmatter. Default behaviour stays as-is (model-invocable). Opt-in users get manual `/speckit.*` invocation only.

Alternatively, a per-skill override in a config file would also solve it.

Happy to send a PR if the direction is welcome.

Commencez par la commande `specify init` et examinez comment elle écrit le fichier init-options et le frontmatter de la `SKILL.md` générée. Suivez la gestion existante de `disable-model-invocation`, puis vérifiez que `--no-model-invocation` est conservé et émet `disable-model-invocation: true` pour les 11 skills, tandis que le comportement par défaut reste inchangé.

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