fix: refresh the file list when resuming a session - #29
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Resume re-parsed hunks against the current git state but kept the file list frozen at creation time: files changed after the session was saved never appeared, and files whose diff had disappeared lingered as empty entries. Re-run the diff on resume to rebuild the list. Files that carry comments are kept even when their diff is gone, so comments are never silently dropped from the session or the submitted Markdown. Resuming a session with no remaining differences now reports an error instead of opening an empty review. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Resume re-parsed hunks against the current git state but kept the file list frozen at creation time: files changed after the session was saved never appeared, and files whose diff had disappeared lingered as empty entries.
Now the diff is re-run on resume to rebuild the list:
Test plan
Headless-nvim test: create a session over two modified files, comment on one, pause; then revert both files and modify a third. On resume: the newly modified file appears (with parsed hunks), the uncommented reverted file drops out, the commented file is kept, and the comment is preserved — all pass.
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