The 1882/1883 terminal-auto-create guard fixed the wrong subsystem; the
embedded terminal was already guarded. The actual trigger: worktrunk's CLI is
named 'wt', colliding with Windows Terminal (wt.exe) on PATH, so probing it with
'wt --version' launched Windows Terminal and popped its native version dialog —
fired automatically by the Settings worktrunk-status fetch on mount.
- useWorktrunkInstallStatus: only auto-fetch /api/worktrunk/status when the
integration is enabled (user opt-in), never on a plain Settings/dashboard mount.
- probeWorktrunk: refuse to exec a resolved 'wt' that is the Windows Terminal
alias (WindowsApps / WindowsTerminal package dir), covering every resolution
surface (cached/override/PATH/install/settings-route). Basename computed
host-independently so the guard holds when the build host is POSIX.
- Tests for both guards; report updated with corrected root cause + Symptom
Verification + Surface Enumeration.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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