[dh] fix: resolve -w flag by directory name, not just branch name#116
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coast assign -w foo now finds .claude/worktrees/foo even when its branch is worktree-foo. The worktree resolution order is: 1. Directory name match in local worktree dirs 2. Directory name then branch name match in external dirs 3. Branch name match in local dirs (new) 4. Auto-detected git worktree dir (for new worktree creation) 5. Default fallback Previously try_git_detected ran first and short-circuited the directory-name lookup, causing Coast to create a duplicate worktree instead of mounting the existing one. Also splits match_porcelain_to_external into two passes (directory first, branch second) so directory matches are always preferred.
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tested on my end, works now
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coast assign -w foo now finds .claude/worktrees/foo even when its branch is worktree-foo. The worktree resolution order is:
Previously try_git_detected ran first and short-circuited the directory-name lookup, causing Coast to create a duplicate worktree instead of mounting the existing one.
Also splits match_porcelain_to_external into two passes (directory first, branch second) so directory matches are always preferred.