feat: add Grok as a built-in launch preset - #230
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Grok currently requires entering a custom command for each new session. Add a built-in Grok preset that launches
grokand is available in the new-session menu and settings.Bump the settings persistence version so existing installations receive the preset, preserving edited commands, custom presets, and the selected default. Migration keeps saved presets when adding a built-in takes the list beyond the limit; the limit still applies to new additions.
Validation
bun run lintbun run typecheckbun run test— 1,093 tests passedbun run buildCI=1 bun run test:e2e tests/e2e/grok-preset.spec.ts— verifies selection and the literalgroklaunch request, with the request intercepted to avoid requiring an installed Grok CLI