Add --yes flag to skills add command in README

[ayanmajumdar-m]

This PR updates the installation command in the README by adding the --yes flag to the npx skills add command.
What Changed
Before:
npx skills add flutter/skills --skill '' --agent universal
After:
npx skills add flutter/skills --skill '' --agent universal --yes
Why
The --yes flag enables non-interactive execution by automatically confirming prompts during installation. This improves automation support and provides a smoother experience for users running the command in CI/CD pipelines, scripts, or headless environments.
Fixes

Fixes issue where the installation command pauses for manual confirmation during automated execution.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the README.md to include the --yes flag in the example command for adding skills. A review comment suggests further improving the command for CI/CD environments by adding the -y flag to the npx call to prevent interactive prompts during package installation.

[Piinks]

Hi @ayanmajumdar-m thanks for contributing. This is not a change we want to make though, If users would like to automatically bypass prompt approval, they can add this argument themselves when executing the command. Thank you though for contributing!