#1 GitView: hide/disable 'open in editor' for external linked worktrees
(path outside session workspace is rejected by the fence); add
isWithinWorkspace client helper for the gate.
#2 DiffTab: untracked diff read resolves against diff.repoRoot (child-repo
paths are repo-root-relative, not cwd-relative); fs.read route threads
selectedRepoOf into resolveGitPath so the host resolves the right base.
#3 GitView: chooseRepo handler mirrors chooseWorktree — clears status/
history/log and bumps generation before async refresh, preventing stale
rows from acting on the newly selected repository.
#4 git.ts: repoRoots/repoRoot compare roots via pathIdentity() (platform-
aware) instead of raw includes(), fixing win32 forward/backslash
mismatch that silently fell back to roots[0].
#5 markdown-images: mask fenced code blocks and inline code spans before
rewriting; only rewrite reference definitions whose label is actually
referenced by image syntax (not plain links). +3 tests.
#6 package.json: downgrade unrun ^0.3.1 → ^0.2.39 (0.3.x requires Node
^22.13, incompatible with declared engines >=20).
#7 market-manifest.spec: shell:true on win32 so execFileSync resolves the
pnpm .cmd shim.
#8 smoke.spec: build html-route URL via encodeHtmlUrl() (production
encoder) so the Windows drive separator is correct.
#9 index.ts git.worktrees route: thread selectedRepoOf so a workspace
container's selected child repo's linked worktrees appear.
The Git panel only ran git status against the session's own worktree,
so when DSH (or any coding agent) created a linked worktree via
'git worktree add' and modified files there, the sidebar's Git panel
stayed empty - no changed files, no diff, nothing to commit.
Enumerate all linked checkouts of the session repository and let the
user select which one the panel targets. Auto-select the dirty linked
worktree when the primary checkout is clean and exactly one linked
worktree has changes (the common DSH agent pattern). Poll status every
2s while the panel is visible so model-authored edits appear without
a manual refresh.
Security: resolveWorktree validates the client-supplied worktree path
against 'git worktree list' before using it as a git -C cwd. Uses -z
porcelain framing, which disables core.quotePath C-style quoting so
non-ASCII checkout paths round-trip losslessly.
haruhi