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fix: dedupe shared worktree ownership

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Cherry-picked from claude branch 7b3bec48 (fix: dedupe shared worktree ownership and title sessions immediately).

Only the worktree-dedupe half applies to main: partitionWorktreesByRegisteredProject and its callers (SessionSidebar, ElectronMiniChatApp, MobileApp, MobileSessionsSheet) plus tests and sidebar docs.

The session-title half (title sessions immediately) remains on the claude branch: the session-title runtime and its claude-code transcript translator imports do not exist on main and cannot build there until the Claude harness lands.
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Serhii Dziupin
2026-08-02 09:34:49 +03:00
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- Group-level PR-status polling/indicators and worktree-group drag-to-reorder were removed together with the worktree grouping level; `oc.sessions.groupOrder` is no longer read or written. Worktree PR/branch context lives in the Worktrees surface.
- Root session menus can quickly create a worktree from the session directory's current branch and move the full session subtree there while idle.
- Directory loading is demand-driven: the sidebar publishes one complete priority plan for all known project/worktree directories, while the sync layer owns bounded execution.
- When multiple configured projects are checkouts of the same Git repository, exactly one project owns the shared worktree topology: the configured canonical primary root when present, otherwise the first configured source for that repository. Any worktree path that is also a configured project is omitted from subordinate worktree groups, so every directory has one sidebar location while remaining part of bootstrap demand.
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