openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix Doctor: Move Codex CLI assets notice from 'Doctor warnings' to 'Doctor info' tier [3 pull requests]

Summary

The openclaw doctor output categorizes the "Personal Codex CLI assets were found" message under "Doctor warnings" with a severity/visual tier that suggests action is needed. In practice, this message is purely informational and not actionable for most users.

Problem

The message states that ~/.codex/ contains config/skills/plugins that won't automatically load into OpenClaw's Codex app-server child. However:

1. It is not a lint finding – doctor --lint --json and doctor --lint --severity-min warning both report 0 findings.
2. It has no discoverable check ID – Cannot be suppressed via --skip <id>.
3. Config files are explicitly excluded from migration – openclaw migrate codex --dry-run states: "Codex config is archived for manual review; it is not activated automatically."
4. Codex regenerates ~/.codex/config.toml on every run – Even if archived or deleted, Codex rewrites this file on next use, making the check perpetually resurface.

For users who independently use Codex CLI alongside OpenClaw, this message shows every time and causes unnecessary concern (or wasted effort trying to "fix" it).

Proposed fix

Move this detection from the "Doctor warnings" tier/section to a lower "Doctor info" or notes section, so it doesn't visually imply a problem that needs fixing.

Impact

Low/trivial – purely a UX/classification improvement. Reduces noise for users who run openclaw doctor regularly.