The fork protection logic incorrectly treated all repos where
origin != steveyegge/beads as forks, including user's own projects
that just use beads as a tool.
Changes:
- Add isForkOfBeads() that scans ALL remotes for steveyegge/beads
- Only apply protection when a beads-related remote exists
- Add git config opt-out: `git config beads.fork-protection false`
(per-clone, never tracked, matches beads.role pattern)
Test coverage for 8 scenarios plus edge cases for config values.
- Add git.GetRepoRoot() with Windows path normalization
- Update beads.findGitRoot() to delegate to git.GetRepoRoot()
- Replace findBeadsDir() with beads.FindBeadsDir() across 8 files
- Remove duplicate findBeadsDir() and findGitRoot() function definitions
- Remove dead test code (TestInfoCommand, TestInfoWithNoDaemon)
- Update tests to work with consolidated APIs
Part of Code Health Review Dec 2025 epic (bd-tggf).
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When bd detects it's running in a fork (origin != steveyegge/beads),
automatically add .beads/issues.jsonl to .git/info/exclude.
This prevents contributors from accidentally including issue database
changes in their PRs. The exclusion is:
- Per-clone (doesn't modify tracked files
- One-time setup (checks if already excluded)
- Silent (only logs in debug mode)
Maintainers (origin = steveyegge/beads) are not affected.
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