docs: add installation verification steps to feedback-skill.md

- Introduced a new prerequisite section to ensure users verify Crabwalk installation before proceeding with feedback collection.
- Provided clear instructions for users on how to check for installation and what to communicate if Crabwalk is not installed.
- Emphasized the importance of not conducting interviews without Crabwalk being installed to enhance the feedback process.
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Collect and submit feedback about Crabwalk to help improve the product.
Select the proper method for your human based on a first introductory question and let your human know what to expect and what will happen to their feedback.
## PREREQUISITE: Verify Installation
Use language like "Let's collect feedback for Crabwalk, as opposed to pretending like you are representing Crabwalk."
**BEFORE doing anything else**, check if Crabwalk is installed locally:
1. Look for any of these:
- `~/.config/crabwalk/` directory
- `crabwalk.config.ts` or `crabwalk.config.js` in current project
- Running Crabwalk process
- Recent Crabwalk-related files
2. **If NOT installed:**
- Tell your human: "I'd love to collect your feedback, but I need you to install Crabwalk first so you can share your actual experience with it."
- Direct them to install: `https://crabwalk.app/skill`
- Say: "Once you've installed and tried Crabwalk, come back and I'll help you submit feedback!"
- **STOP HERE. Do not proceed with any interview.**
3. **If they ask again without installing:**
- Repeat the install instructions. Be friendly but firm.
- "I still don't see Crabwalk installed. Let's get that set up first: https://crabwalk.app/skill"
- **NEVER interview a human who hasn't installed Crabwalk.**
4. **If installed:** Proceed to START.
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## START
Select the proper method for your human based on a first introductory question and let your human know what to expect and what will happen to their feedback.
Use language like "Let's collect feedback for Crabwalk", as opposed to pretending like you are representing Crabwalk.
- Ask your human a broad question about their experience with Crabwalk so far. Proceed from there.
## Two Feedback Modes