fix(cursor): ignore orphaned crashpad helpers when detecting a running Cursor

[juwoong]

Problem

ocx-cursor init fails with

Quit Cursor before running ocx-cursor init so model variants and effort selectors can be applied

even when Cursor is fully quit — and it never recovers, no matter how many times you quit and relaunch.

Cause

cursorIsRunning() matches any process under /Applications/Cursor.app/Contents/:

execFileSync("pgrep", ["-f", "/Applications/Cursor.app/Contents/"], { stdio: "ignore" });

That pattern also matches chrome_crashpad_handler, Electron's crash reporter. Crashpad handlers are reparented to launchd (PPID 1) and can outlive the app, so one stale handler makes the check return true forever.

On my machine, with Cursor fully quit:

$ pgrep -f "/Applications/Cursor.app/Contents/" | wc -l
5

$ ps -o pid,ppid,lstart,comm -p ...
  PID  PPID  STARTED         COMM
12482     1  Aug  3 23:16    .../Helpers/chrome_crashpad_handler
30381     1  Jul 14 17:35    .../Helpers/chrome_crashpad_handler
31549     1  Aug  3 23:21    .../Helpers/chrome_crashpad_handler
42022     1  Aug  3 23:22    .../Helpers/chrome_crashpad_handler
52294     1  Jul 14 17:43    .../Helpers/chrome_crashpad_handler

All five are orphans; no Contents/MacOS/Cursor and no Cursor Helper process exists. Two date back to July 14, and their --annotation=_version values (2.0.43, 3.11.19) point at Cursor builds that are no longer installed. Once these accumulate, the check is stuck until reboot.

Fix

Match the main binary instead of the whole bundle. Helpers only run while the main process is alive, so this stays correct for the real "Cursor is open" case:

execFileSync("pgrep", ["-f", "/Applications/Cursor.app/Contents/MacOS/Cursor"], { stdio: "ignore" });

init, sync, and install all route through cursorIsRunning(), so this covers all three paths.

Verification

• npm test — 41/41 pass
• npm run check — pass
• cursorIsRunning() returns false with all five orphaned crashpad handlers still running

I have not exercised the Cursor-is-open path on this branch, so that's worth a second pair of eyes.