fix(ui): hide worktree-manager button for non-git sites#357
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The gear icon next to the worktree picker in the site header opens the worktree-management modal, but on a site without a git repo there's nothing for that modal to manage. The button gated only on site.paused, so it appeared anyway on non-git linked projects. The WorktreePicker on the same row already gates its passive git:(branch) label on site.branch being set (worktree picker line 84). Reuse the same condition here so the two affordances behave consistently: no git, no worktree UI.
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The gear icon next to the worktree picker in the site header opens the worktree-management modal, but on a site without a git repo there's nothing for that modal to manage. The button was gated only on site.paused, so it appeared on non-git linked projects too.
The WorktreePicker on the same row already gates its passive git:(branch) label on site.branch being set. Reusing the same condition here keeps the two affordances consistent: no git, no worktree UI.