refactor(state): extract cached repo and status state#512
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Problem: still owned repo info, PR state, list cache, and status cache logic, which kept top-level forge as the internal state container. Solution: move cache and status ownership into and leave as a thin facade over the extracted helpers. Add focused specs for state caching and status refresh behavior.
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Problem
lua/forge/init.luastill owned repo info, PR state, list cache, and status cache logic, so the top-levelforgemodule remained the internal state container.Solution
Move that cache and status ownership into
lua/forge/state.lua, keeplua/forge/init.luaas a thin facade over the extracted state APIs, and add focused specs for the new module.