Self-referential submodule: ai/primitives points at primitives.org.ai itself (the nested double) #36

Discovered while bumping the primitives.org.ai submodule pins in dot-do/dotdo and dot-do/workers (Lane B / Epic B — primitives collapse to one home, ADR 0001).

The defect

This repo's own .gitmodules declares:

[submodule "ai/primitives"]
	path = ai/primitives
	url = https://github.com/dot-org-ai/primitives.org.ai.git

i.e. ai/primitives is a submodule pointing at this same repository (currently pinned at gitlink 8bf06bcb172436398cad513846819fe7b205f127). ai/ otherwise contains only that one entry.

That is the nested double (primitives/ai/primitives when checked out as a submodule elsewhere): any consumer that recursively initializes the primitives submodule re-clones primitives.org.ai inside itself, and so on. It also means the workspace has two homes for the same packages inside a single repo.

Why it's reported here, not fixed in the consumers

Per the Epic-B task rule: the nesting lives inside the primitives.org.ai repo itself, so it must be resolved at the source, not patched in each consumer.

Suggested fix

Remove the ai/primitives self-submodule (deinit + drop the .gitmodules section + git rm --cached ai/primitives), and if any workspace glob or import expects packages under ai/primitives, repoint it to the real packages/* home. Confirm no pnpm-workspace.yaml glob depends on the self-nested path.

Related: submodule-pin bumps dot-do/dotdo#70, dot-do/workers#81; workspace collapse dot-org-ai/mdx.org.ai#1.