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Resolve Git metadata without blocking the server - #108
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Replace synchronous Git probes with bounded asynchronous execFile calls and resolve metadata once per tag resolution. Slow Git processes no longer block the server event loop. Successful canonical and legacy tags, read ordering, configuration precedence, and worktree identity stay unchanged. Timeouts reject resolution instead of caching a different memory identity.
A sanitized delayed-Git regression wraps Git with a 0.6-second delay and verifies that a timer runs before resolution finishes. Tests also cover probe counts, timeout recovery, tag parity, worktree isolation, and V2 single-flight/retry behavior. All 43 tests, typecheck, and build pass with an isolated test HOME on macOS. No version bump or generated artifacts.
Related to #101 and #102: windowsHide is retained, but Windows execution has not been verified locally.