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feat(pr): open GitHub pull requests in dedicated worktrees - #28
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Reviewing a GitHub PR locally currently requires resolving its branch and creating a worktree manually. Add
hypr pr <number-or-url>to fetch the PR head into a dedicatedpr-<number>branch and open it with the configured terminal and setup hooks.Supports forked PRs through the base repository's PR ref, validates that the PR repository matches a configured remote, and rejects unrelated branch collisions. Reopening preserves local commits and uncommitted changes; it does not update to newer PR revisions. Options include
--dir,--terminal,--after-init, and--yes.Shares directory generation with
switch, passes subprocess arguments throughArgumentList, and documents the command.Validation:
dotnet test --no-restorepassed with 112 tests and 2 platform skips. New tests exercise actual Git repositories for PR fetching, reopening with local changes, branch collisions, and missing PR refs. CLI help andgit diff --checkpassed. A live GitHub checkout was not exercised.