feat: adopt existing agent-shell sessions instead of always creating #6
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…new ones When toggling the sidebar, check for existing agent-shell buffers in the current project that aren't registered with the sidebar and adopt them rather than creating new sessions. This allows users to manually create agent-shell sessions and have the sidebar reuse them. - Add agent-shell-sidebar--find-unregistered-buffers to search for unregistered agent-shell buffers by project root - Add agent-shell-sidebar--adopt-existing-session to register and mark an existing buffer as a sidebar session - Update agent-shell-sidebar--create-and-show-sidebar to try adoption before creating new sessions
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When toggling the sidebar, check for existing agent-shell buffers in the current project that aren't registered with the sidebar and adopt them rather than creating new sessions. This allows users to manually create agent-shell sessions and have the sidebar reuse them.