v0.1.0

The first release.

Added

• A daemon that owns every terminal (node-pty with a headless mirror for
  reattach), project, workspace, and task, on a unix socket in ~/.que; the
  app and the CLI are clients, so sessions outlive the app.
• Workspaces: git worktrees on their own branch, with per-repo setup and
  teardown from que.toml and .worktreeinclude.
• A status engine fed by Claude Code hooks through a per-session wrapper (the
  user's settings are never written): working, idle, needs input, stuck.
• The work-mode app: a sidebar of projects and workspaces with live status,
  terminal tabs, a tasks panel, and a menu-bar title.
• Overnight tasks: que add and que run queue briefs that run headless in
  their own workspaces with turn and dollar caps, a stall timeout, rate-limit
  pauses, and a keep-awake; the finisher pushes the branch and opens a draft
  pull request; que report and the app show the morning report.
• Quiet mode: quiet hours enforced by the daemon, a quiet board that only says
  what is running and whether it is stuck, unlocks with a reason log, chimes,
  a morning summary, and settings.
• The que CLI, que doctor, and an opt-in launchd agent.
• Packaging: an unsigned macOS app (DMG and zip) with the daemon, CLI and
  node-pty outside the asar, an "Install 'que' command in PATH" menu item, and
  a daily check for a newer release.