Worktree 0.8.2

0.8.2

• worktree reconcile retires a record whose repository was deleted. Before this, every such record failed as git-command-failed (cannot change to '<repository>') and --acknowledge-unrecoverable could not run, so the record could only be cleared by recreating a repository at its path. The dry-run now reports it as repository-missing, naming the repository, the tree path and the recorded commit; --apply --id <id> --acknowledge-unrecoverable <recorded-commit> tombstones it as reconcile-abandoned. A root that exists without .git counts as deleted. It is refused as worktree-path-exists while the tree path, or a pending relocation or removal intent's path, still exists, and it touches nothing on disk. Such records are now always reconciliation candidates, so a workspace dry-run no longer fails on them or skips them. - GitPort gains repository_absent, which defaults to false; an embedded adapter that does not implement it keeps assessing every record through Git exactly as before. JSON protocol and reconciliation versions are unchanged: repository-missing travels in the existing refusal field and the tombstone reuses the existing reconcile-abandoned operation.