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Adds a --headless flag to the `worktree open` command that skips opening the editor or terminal while still running pre/post hooks. Useful for programmatic invocation (e.g. queue-based worker pools) where only the exit code matters. Closes #53. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
--headlessflag toworktree openthat skips opening the editor/terminalImplementation
hook_ctx::launch_editorto stay within the 100-line file limitTest plan
cargo testpasses (232 tests)worktree open --headless --helpshows the new flag with descriptionCloses #53
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