fix: no Documents-folder prompt (path-based worktree rollup)#12
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…rompt) The worktree→project rollup called gitMainRepo(), which stat/read the .git file at each Claude project's working directory. Those dirs live under ~/Documents, so macOS fired an "access your Documents folder" prompt — which a menu-bar usage app has no reason to trigger and looks suspicious. Derive the project name from the cwd string alone (the .claude/worktrees/ path markers already collapse the user's worktrees correctly, no filesystem access). Removed gitMainRepo + its test; cost-cache signature bumped to v4. The app now touches only ~/.claude, ~/.codex, ~/.gemini and its own Application Support store.
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The worktree→project rollup read the .git file at each project's working dir (under ~/Documents), triggering a macOS privacy prompt. Now derives project names from the path string alone — no filesystem access outside ~/.claude, ~/.codex, ~/.gemini, and Application Support.