feat(git): add remote PR-merge helper and wire it into the git menus#28
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gitmerge-safe.sh only does local merges and never pushes, so closing a GitHub pull request still fell back to raw gh commands. Add gitpr-merge-safe.sh as its remote counterpart: it resolves the target PR (arg, current branch, or picker), shows a merge plan with checks/mergeable/review state, soft-blocks on unclean PRs, merges via gh pr merge (squash + --delete-branch by default), then syncs the local base branch. Same guardrail style as gitmerge-safe.sh (TTY-gated, plan then confirm). Wire it in as 'p. PR merge' in gitlaunch (alongside 'm. Safe merge') and 'p. Merge pull request' in the MQ Git menu, both delegating to the shared helper. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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gitmerge-safe.sh only does local merges and never pushes, so closing a GitHub
pull request still fell back to raw gh commands. Add gitpr-merge-safe.sh as its
remote counterpart: it resolves the target PR (arg, current branch, or picker),
shows a merge plan with checks/mergeable/review state, soft-blocks on unclean
PRs, merges via gh pr merge (squash + --delete-branch by default), then syncs
the local base branch. Same guardrail style as gitmerge-safe.sh (TTY-gated,
plan then confirm).
Wire it in as 'p. PR merge' in gitlaunch (alongside 'm. Safe merge') and
'p. Merge pull request' in the MQ Git menu, both delegating to the shared
helper.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 noreply@anthropic.com