feat: --project arg is case-insensitive / prefix-fuzzy when unambiguous

The `--project <name>` argument matched titles case-sensitively and
exactly, so `--project hephaestus` or `--project heph` failed against a
`Hephaestus` project. Make project-name resolution forgiving but
deterministic, via a tiered match in `resolve_project_id`:

  1. exact (case-sensitive) — the historical behavior; always wins
  2. case-insensitive exact — only when unambiguous
  3. case-insensitive prefix — only when unambiguous

Ambiguous fuzzy matches resolve to None (callers report "no project
named X") rather than silently picking one. This single resolver already
backed `heph list --project` (via project_scope); route the CLI's
task/edit/promote/parent path through it too with a new `project.resolve`
RPC + `Store::resolve_project`, so every `--project` surface behaves the
same.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Erich Blume 2026-06-04 10:57:37 -07:00
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`--project <name>` is now case-insensitive and prefix-fuzzy when unambiguous, across `heph task`, `heph edit`, `heph promote`, `heph list`, and project-parent resolution. `--project heph` or `--project hephaestus` both resolve `Hephaestus`. An exact (case-sensitive) title always wins outright, and an ambiguous prefix (e.g. `Wor` matching both `Work` and `Workshop`) resolves to nothing rather than silently picking one. A new `project.resolve` RPC backs the shared resolver.