feat: --detach flag for fire-and-forget task launching#11
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On hosts with short SSH timeouts (Pi5 ~10s), the start command can timeout before returning the task ID. The --detach/-d flag generates the task ID client-side, fires the SSH launch command without waiting for output, and returns immediately. The status command resolves the PID from the remote pid file on first check. Closes #10 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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--detach/-dflag toopenclaw-agent startcommandstatuscommand resolves PID from remote pid file on first check for detached tasksTest plan
cargo build --releasecompilescargo testpassesopenclaw-agent start --helpshows-d, --detachflagopenclaw-agent start --executor crib --detach --prompt "echo hello"Closes #10
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