Add Open in Terminal command

[VdustR]

Summary

• New Open in Terminal command — right-click any worktree, workspace file, or favorite to open a terminal at its location
• Added "terminal" to openBehavior setting — users can set terminal as default click action
• Inline $(terminal) button on non-favorite items for quick access
• Leaf worktree/repository nodes (no workspace files) now respond to clicks via openBehavior
• 4 customizable terminalName templates (favorites reuse non-favorite templates)
• Prunable worktree guard — shows error instead of creating terminal when directory is missing

Test plan

• Right-click worktree → "Open in Terminal" → terminal opens at worktree path
• Right-click workspace file → terminal opens at dirname of file
• Right-click favorite (repo, worktree, workspaceFile) → same behavior as original item
• Right-click repository header → terminal opens at repo path
• Right-click prunable worktree → error message shown, no terminal created
• Inline terminal button visible on non-favorites, NOT on favorites
• Change openBehavior to "terminal" → clicking workspace file opens terminal
• Leaf worktree (no workspace files) → click triggers openBehavior
• QuickPick shows "Open in Terminal" / "Always Open in Terminal"
• Custom terminal name templates work
• Detached HEAD → terminal name shows commit hash (e.g., 781a193)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances user interaction by introducing a versatile 'Open in Terminal' feature. Users can now quickly open a terminal at the location of any worktree, workspace file, or favorite item, either through context menus, an inline button, or by configuring it as the default click behavior. This streamlines workflows by providing direct command-line access from within the extension's tree view, making it easier to manage and navigate projects.

Highlights

• New 'Open in Terminal' Command: Introduced a new 'Open in Terminal' command accessible via right-click context menus for worktrees, workspace files, and favorites, as well as an inline button for non-favorite items. This command opens a terminal at the item's resolved location.
• Configurable 'openBehavior' Setting: The openBehavior setting now includes a 'terminal' option, allowing users to set opening a terminal as the default click action for items. The QuickPick menu for 'ask' behavior has also been updated to include terminal options.
• Enhanced Click Behavior for Leaf Items: Leaf worktree and repository nodes (those without workspace files) now respond to clicks via the openBehavior setting, providing more consistent interaction across item types.
• Customizable Terminal Naming: Added 4 customizable terminalName templates for different item types (repository, worktree, repository workspace, worktree workspace), with favorites reusing non-favorite templates, allowing for personalized terminal titles.
• Prunable Worktree Guard: Implemented a guard that checks for the existence of the target directory before creating a terminal for prunable worktrees, preventing errors and providing a user-friendly warning if the directory is missing.
• Comprehensive Documentation: Updated and added new documentation, including a dedicated specification for 'Open in Terminal', to detail the command's behavior, CWD resolution, naming conventions, and integration with existing features.

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Changelog

• git-work-grove
  • Added 'Open in Terminal' command for worktrees and workspace files.
  • Introduced new context menu and inline button for terminal access.
  • Terminal CWD resolves to the worktree directory or parent directory for workspace files.
  • Implemented customizable terminal name templates for all 4 item types.
  • Added 'terminal' option to the openBehavior setting.
  • Enabled leaf worktrees/repository items to respond to clicks via openBehavior.
  • Included 'Open in Terminal' and 'Always Open in Terminal' options in QuickPick menus.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces the "Open in Terminal" command to the Git WorkGrove extension, allowing users to open a terminal at the location of worktrees, workspace files, or favorites. It also adds a "terminal" option to the openBehavior setting, enabling users to set the terminal as the default click action. The changes include modifications to the README, documentation, package.json, and several source files to integrate the new command and setting. The addition of a new test file ensures the functionality of the new command.