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Cramer/2026 03 25/bare repo bug - #23728
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Use git-common-dir as the project ID cache location so bare-repo-backed worktrees do not write to a shared parent .git path. Add regression tests that reproduce parent-path cache collisions across bare repos.
Detect bare repos by checking if git-common-dir basename ends with .git (excluding .git itself). This ensures both the worktree field in the database and the cache location are correct for bare-repo-backed worktrees.
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Copy of #19054 with a minor refactoring