feat: implement lazy session restore feature with UI toggle#93
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@gi11es any chance you can take a look at this? |
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On launch, Deckard restored every saved session by immediately spawning its process for every tab in every project. With many projects open, that's dozens of forkpty + agent processes fired within seconds of opening the app, plus a burst of TCC prompts and CPU churn for sessions you may never look at.
This PR makes session startup lazy-capable: tabs and their terminal views are still created up front (the sidebar and tab bar look identical), but the underlying shell/agent process can be deferred until a tab is first opened.
"Restore sessions lazily" toggle controls it, defaulting off so existing behavior is preserved.