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Fixed cloning, fetching, pulling, and pushing private Bitbucket repositories
over HTTPS failing with could not read Password for '…@bitbucket.org': terminal prompts disabled on macOS and Linux. GitDesktop now hands your stored Bitbucket
API token to git's credential store over STDIN (never placed on the command line),
so operations authenticate without a prompt wherever git has a credential helper —
the system keychain on macOS, Git Credential Manager on Windows, or a configured
helper on Linux. Cloning over SSH was unaffected.
The task editor no longer warns that an interpreter "wasn't detected" when it's
actually installed. Interpreters installed through a version manager (nvm/fnm for
Node, and anything else that lives only on your shell's PATH) weren't found by the
editor's quick check when GitDesktop was launched from the Dock or Finder on macOS
— even though the task ran fine. The editor now confirms the selected interpreter
the same way a run resolves it (via your login shell), so it shows the real path
instead of a false "not detected" warning.