fix(opencode): Detect managed v2 installation - #97
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Look for OpenCode's managed v2 binary when the daemon PATH predates the installation. Reuse the resolved path for driver spawns so detection and execution use the same binary. Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@anthropic.com>
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OpenCode v2 installs its binary at ~/.opencode/bin/opencode and adds that directory to the shell PATH. The CodeDeck daemon can outlive the shell that launched it, so its inherited PATH may not include the new directory. The doctor then reports OpenCode as missing, and new sessions fail to spawn.\n\nFall back to the managed v2 path when PATH lookup fails and retain the resolved path for driver spawns. Add a regression test for a stale PATH.\n\nThis keeps the existing PATH lookup first and uses the managed path only when that lookup fails.