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- Explain automatic cleanup of merged worktrees and leftover processes - Require sharing a pairing URL for manual web verification
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What Changed
Removed shell-specific startup wrappers for Bash and zsh virtual environment activation. T3 Code now activates detected Python environments directly through the terminal process and retains the existing success/failure marker handling. Updated terminal tests and user documentation accordingly, and documented the worktree verification handoff workflow.
Why
The startup wrappers added substantial complexity and temporary-file lifecycle management for behavior that can be handled by a direct activation command. Simplifying the flow makes activation more reliable across shells while preserving automatic environment discovery and concise failure reporting.
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