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Launchers that prepend global flags (`corbits --cwd "$dir" "$@"`) turned `resume` into the first message of a fresh session. The verb is now the first token that is neither a flag nor a flag's value, and `--` ends flag parsing so a prompt that is literally a verb stays expressible.
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Leading global flags no longer hide resume, continue, exec, or run. -- still keeps a literal subcommand word as the prompt.
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resume,continue,exec,run) is the first token that is neither a flag nor a flag's value, socorbits --cwd <dir> resumeopens the resume picker instead of starting a session whose first message is "resume". Launchers that prepend global flags now work.--ends flag parsing, so a prompt that is literally a subcommand word stays expressible (corbits -- resume,corbits exec -- resume), and--helpdocuments it.-p resumenow fails with the existing "cannot combine resume with -p" error,-p execwith no prompt prints the exec usage and exits 2, and--resume <id> exec "x"runs in exec mode.Verification
bun run typecheck,bun run build, andbun run testpass (9233 tests)Fixes CL-10770