kunchenguid/treehouse: Manage worktrees without managing worktrees.

Treehouse manages a reusable pool of isolated git worktrees so each agent gets a clean environment without recloning.
It preserves worktrees after use, keeping installed dependencies and build cache intact for the next session.
When you run `treehouse`, it opens a subshell in an available worktree and returns it to the pool when you exit.
Treehouse detects in-use worktrees automatically, including process-based usage and short-lived reservations, to avoid conflicts.
`treehouse get --lease` creates a durable lease for a worktree without opening a subshell, so it can serve as a persistent home.
Leased worktrees are never handed out by later `get` commands and are not removed by `prune` until explicitly returned.
Worktrees use detached HEAD mode and are reset to whichever of the local or remote default branch is further ahead.
Pool state is stored on disk with atomic writes; if the state file is corrupted, treehouse can rebuild entries from existing worktrees.
By default, `treehouse prune` only removes idle, clean worktrees whose HEAD is already merged into the default branch.
Treehouse can terminate lingering processes before returning or destroying a worktree, and `destroy` remains dry-run unless `--yes` is passed.

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