GitoxideLabs/gitoxide v0.60.0

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Headline benefits of this extra-curricular release are various security improvements,
and greatly improved error handling and consisstency. Plumbing crates for instance will now
use a standard std::error::Error compatible error type.

Besides that, the tracing of all commands was greatly improved.

Changed (BREAKING)

• remove full-screen progress mode

  Full-screen progress required separate command and UI threads plus channel
  coordination, while line progress already covers long-running commands and works
  with independently buffered tracing.

  Remove --progress, --progress-keep-open, and the prodash-render-tui feature. Keep synchronous line progress as the only progress UI.

New Features

• make trace output independently configurable

  Quick review only, as it's mostly about tracing and gix which both aren't super
  important, and are seemingly working well. An extra agent-review couldn't
  find anything either.

  Replace the old boolean trace switch with a bounded -t/--trace counter:
  forest INFO and DEBUG at one or two occurrences, then flat DEBUG and TRACE at
  three or four. Keep --threads long-only and route tracing independently of
  verbose and progress rendering, including commands with bespoke execution paths
  and corpus runs.

  Initialize display tracing once before repository discovery, buffer it outside
  prodash, and emit it after command and progress teardown. Format forest and
  flat output with ANSI, then adapt the final stderr write so terminals get color
  while pipes and NO_COLOR remain plain.

  Corpus worker subscribers share that sink while retaining their complete
  JSON trace storage, and flat modes include completed spans. gix tix remains
  delegated to Tix so it installs only one subscriber.

• add and remove linked worktrees from the CLI

  rubber-stamp mostly for gitoxide-core changes, did look at it though
  just to be sure.

  Journey test was present but removed.

  The CLI previously exposed only worktree listing, despite gix supporting
  both checkout and safe removal. Add worktree add (alias create) and
  worktree remove using those APIs.

  Creation follows Git's local-branch and detached-revision selection, including
  destination-basename defaults and -b. It retains new branches after setup
  failures, uses the existing listing format on success, and reports incomplete
  checkouts. Removal maps repeated -f flags to dirty-worktree and lock overrides
  while retaining branches.

  Both commands use the existing repository, configuration, and progress options.
  Unsupported JSON output is rejected before mutation.

Commit Statistics

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