A project’s settings

A project can keep settings for enowX in .enowx.toml at its root, committed with it, so everyone working on it gets them (core/project/config.go). Today they say what new worktrees get:

[worktree]
# Files or folders git ignores that a new worktree gets from the project
# folder: paths or globs, inside the project.
copy = [".env", ".env.local", "config/*.local.json"]
# A script that readies a new worktree, run in a tab of its session named
# Setup, which keeps a shell once it ends.
setup = "npm install"

• copy is done whenever a session’s new branch or existing branch gets a worktree made for it, before its agent starts; what the worktree has already stays, links are left out, and paths can’t leave the project.
• setup runs only when the user asks: the New session dialog shows the script with Run the project’s setup (on by default when there is one), so a repository’s script never runs unseen. It runs once, when the worktree is new, in its folder, while the agent starts beside it.

The New session dialog says what a new worktree gets. A project without the file gets nothing extra.