fix(git-guards): auto-allow git worktree remove

[JacobPEvans]

Summary

• Removes git worktree remove from the ASK_GIT confirmation list in git-permission-guard.py
• git worktree remove is a routine, low-risk operation in the standard worktree workflow and no longer requires user confirmation
• Falls through to the default silent allow (sys.exit(0)) at the end of the script

Test plan

• Verified git worktree remove exits silently (allow) with no output
• Verified other ASK_GIT entries (e.g., git reset) still trigger confirmation prompts

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Important

Removes git worktree remove from confirmation list in git-permission-guard.py, allowing silent execution.

• Behavior:
  • Removes git worktree remove from ASK_GIT in git-permission-guard.py, allowing it to execute without user confirmation.
  • Falls through to default silent allow (sys.exit(0)) for git worktree remove.
• Testing:
  • Verified git worktree remove exits silently with no output.
  • Confirmed other ASK_GIT entries still trigger confirmation prompts.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the git worktree remove operation by eliminating the need for user confirmation. Recognizing git worktree remove as a routine and low-risk command within the standard worktree workflow, this change improves developer experience by allowing the command to proceed silently, aligning with its intended use as a safe operation.

Highlights

• Automated git worktree remove: The git worktree remove command has been removed from the ASK_GIT confirmation list in git-permission-guard.py. This change allows the command to execute silently without prompting the user, as it is considered a routine and low-risk operation.

Changelog

• git-guards/scripts/git-permission-guard.py
  • Removed worktree remove from the ASK_GIT confirmation list.

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Pull request overview

This PR refines the git-guards permission system by removing git worktree remove from the confirmation list, recognizing it as a routine, low-risk cleanup operation in the standard worktree workflow rather than a potentially dangerous command requiring user confirmation.

Changes:

• Removes git worktree remove from the ASK_GIT confirmation list in git-permission-guard.py

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Code Review

This pull request aims to auto-allow git worktree remove by removing it from the confirmation list. While I agree that the non-forced version of the command is low-risk, the forced version (--force or -f) can cause data loss. My review includes a suggestion to refine this change to only prompt for confirmation on the forced variants, which aligns with the goal of allowing the safe command while maintaining protection against destructive operations.