fix: Propagate blocking through parent-child hierarchy [fixes #19]

When an epic is blocked, all its children should also be considered
blocked in the ready work calculation. Previously, only direct blocking
dependencies were checked, allowing children of blocked epics to appear
as ready work.

Implementation:
- Use recursive CTE to propagate blocking from parents to descendants
- Only 'parent-child' dependencies propagate blocking (not 'related')
- Changed NOT IN to NOT EXISTS for better NULL safety and performance
- Added depth limit of 50 to prevent pathological cases

Test coverage:
- TestParentBlockerBlocksChildren: Basic parent→child propagation
- TestGrandparentBlockerBlocksGrandchildren: Multi-level depth
- TestMultipleParentsOneBlocked: Child blocked if ANY parent blocked
- TestBlockerClosedUnblocksChildren: Dynamic unblocking works
- TestRelatedDoesNotPropagate: Only parent-child propagates

Closes: https://github.com/steveyegge/beads/issues/19
Resolves: bd-58

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

internal/storage/sqlite/ready.go

@@ -42,19 +42,46 @@ func (s *SQLiteStorage) GetReadyWork(ctx context.Context, filter types.WorkFilte
 		args = append(args, filter.Limit)
 	}
 
-	// Single query template
+	// Query with recursive CTE to propagate blocking through parent-child hierarchy
+	// Algorithm:
+	// 1. Find issues directly blocked by 'blocks' dependencies
+	// 2. Recursively propagate blockage to all descendants via 'parent-child' links
+	// 3. Exclude all blocked issues (both direct and transitive) from ready work
 	query := fmt.Sprintf(`
+		WITH RECURSIVE
+		  -- Step 1: Find issues blocked directly by dependencies
+		  blocked_directly AS (
+		    SELECT DISTINCT d.issue_id
+		    FROM dependencies d
+		    JOIN issues blocker ON d.depends_on_id = blocker.id
+		    WHERE d.type = 'blocks'
+		      AND blocker.status IN ('open', 'in_progress', 'blocked')
+		  ),
+
+		  -- Step 2: Propagate blockage to all descendants via parent-child
+		  blocked_transitively AS (
+		    -- Base case: directly blocked issues
+		    SELECT issue_id, 0 as depth
+		    FROM blocked_directly
+
+		    UNION ALL
+
+		    -- Recursive case: children of blocked issues inherit blockage
+		    SELECT d.issue_id, bt.depth + 1
+		    FROM blocked_transitively bt
+		    JOIN dependencies d ON d.depends_on_id = bt.issue_id
+		    WHERE d.type = 'parent-child'
+		      AND bt.depth < 50
+		  )
+
+		-- Step 3: Select ready issues (excluding all blocked)
 		SELECT i.id, i.title, i.description, i.design, i.acceptance_criteria, i.notes,
 		       i.status, i.priority, i.issue_type, i.assignee, i.estimated_minutes,
 		       i.created_at, i.updated_at, i.closed_at, i.external_ref
 		FROM issues i
 		WHERE %s
 		  AND NOT EXISTS (
-		    SELECT 1 FROM dependencies d
-		    JOIN issues blocked ON d.depends_on_id = blocked.id
-		    WHERE d.issue_id = i.id
-		      AND d.type = 'blocks'
-		      AND blocked.status IN ('open', 'in_progress', 'blocked')
+		    SELECT 1 FROM blocked_transitively WHERE issue_id = i.id
 		  )
 		ORDER BY i.priority ASC, i.created_at DESC
 		%s