[FEATURE]:Add Git Status Panel to Desktop App

[imwhaledr]

Add a native Git/Source Control sidebar panel to the Desktop App

内容： I'm really enjoying the OpenCode Desktop App Beta, but I've found that managing Git changes is currently a bit of a bottleneck. Right now, I have to either ask the AI to "show git status" or manually run commands in the terminal, which feels a bit disconnected compared to the seamless experience in the VS Code extension.

I'd love to see a dedicated "Source Control" tab in the sidebar (similar to VS Code). Specifically, it would be great to:

See a clear list of modified, staged, and untracked files at a glance.
Have a simple input box to write commit messages without having to prompt the AI.
Quickly stage/unstage files with a single click.
Even though I can use the VS Code extension for this, having native Git support directly in the Desktop App would make the workflow much faster and more "all-in-one."

Environment:

OpenCode Version: Desktop App Beta
OS: macOS

[github-actions]

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What needs to be fixed:

• The description appears to be AI-generated. Long, AI-formatted walls of text with generic placeholder info (e.g., "macOS/Windows/Linux" listed as the OS rather than your actual system) are not acceptable. Please rewrite this in your own words with your actual use case and environment details.

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This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

• [FEATURE]: Introduce a command or put in command pallete that opens a git view of all changes #5562: Feature request to open a git view of all changes via a command/palette
• [Feature]: Display Project Name and Git Status in TUI #7927: Feature request to display Git status in the TUI
• feat(app): add commit actions to Desktop/Web UI #12348: Feature request to add commit actions to Desktop/Web UI

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[github-actions]

Thanks for updating the issue! It now looks good and follows our contributing guidelines. We appreciate you taking the time to revise it with your real use case and environment details.

[nexxeln]

It's currently in the works.