fix: use correct mise hooks syntax (shell+script instead of run)

[alexey1312]

Recent mise versions changed the hooks format — run key is no longer a valid HookDef variant. Use shell + script keys instead.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01MeeYwatPCABmWk43FpzntD

Summary

Related Issue

Changes

Testing

• All existing tests pass (mise run test)
• New tests added (if applicable)
• Tested manually

Checklist

• Code follows the project style guidelines (mise run format && mise run lint)
• Documentation updated (if applicable)
• No breaking changes (or documented in description)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a breaking change in recent mise versions related to hook definitions. By updating the mise.toml file to use the shell and script keys instead of the deprecated run key, this PR ensures compatibility with newer mise versions and maintains the intended functionality of auto-configuring git hooks and auto-indexing on directory entry.

Highlights

• Mise Hooks Syntax Update: This PR updates the mise configuration file (mise.toml) to use the correct syntax for defining hooks. The run key is replaced with shell and script keys, as required by recent mise versions.

Changelog

• mise.toml
  • Replaced the run key with shell = "bash" and script keys in the hooks.enter section to align with the updated mise hooks syntax.

Activity

• The PR author, alexey1312, has indicated that all existing tests pass, and manual testing has been performed.
• The PR description includes a checklist confirming code style guidelines, documentation updates (if applicable), and consideration of breaking changes.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly updates the mise.toml configuration to use the new shell and script keys for hooks, replacing the deprecated run key. This change ensures compatibility with recent mise versions as described in the pull request description. The modification is precise and directly addresses the compatibility issue.