Add Ghostty terminal preset for macOS and Linux#116
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This PR adds the Ghostty terminal emulator as a preselected option in ToolPresets.
Implementation details:
_macTerminals): Added with theopen -na ghostty.appflags. This ensures that GitFourchette reuses an existing Ghostty instance rather than spawning a duplicate process, keeping the dock clean (similar to the existingkittyandWezTerm_freedesktopTerminals): Added with the standard-eflag, as window management is handled natively by the terminal's GTK single-instance mode when configured by the user._windowsTerminals): Omitted, as Ghostty does not currently have official Windows support.Testing
Tested locally on Linux (Ghostty GTK backend). Verified that Ghostty successfully receives and executes the temporary
/tmp/gitfourchette...shsubcommand generated by the application via the-eflag. OSC 1 window renaming sequences embedded in the script are also parsed gracefully.