feat(watch): add --polling flag for SMB/CIFS/NFS mounted volumes#21
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Summary
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PollingObserversupport tooikb watchfor network-mounted volumes (SMB/CIFS/NFS) where native kernel filesystem events are not available.Problem
oikb watchuses watchdog's nativeObserverwhich relies on kernel-level events (FSEvents on macOS, inotify on Linux). These events are not propagated over network filesystems, changes made on SMB/CIFS/NFS shares are silently missed, and watch never triggers a sync.Solution
--pollingflag switches toPollingObserver, which detects changes via periodicstat()calls--polling-intervaloption (default: 5s) controls poll frequency