cleanuplisted

# Cleanup Remove what shipping left behind. Nothing else. Read [shared/git.md](shared/git.md) first — in particular that a rebase or squash merge rewrites commits, so `git branch --merged` does not list a branch that landed. Every deletion here is verified against the forge, never against git alone. **Default to `--dry-run` reasoning even without the flag: list everything, then delete.** With no scope flag, all four passes run. With any of `--branches`, `--remote`, `--worktrees`, `--residue`, only those. `--no-remote` drops the remote pass and keeps the rest — for a fork you cannot push to, or when you only want the local side tidied. ## 0. Inventory, before deleting anything ```bash git fetch --prune git branch -vv git worktree list git status --porcelain git ls-remote --heads origin ``` `git fetch --prune` only deletes local `origin/*` tracking refs. It does not touch a single branch on the remote, which is why the remote list is read separately — a branch missing from `git branch -vv` may still be sitting on the forge. Print one table. Nothing is removed until it is printed: > **Cleanup `<repo>` → `<base>`** > > | Kind | Name | Finding | Action | > |---|---|---|---| > | branch | `<name>` | merged #12 · unmerged: N commits · no PR, contained in base | delete · keep: reason | > | remote | `<name>` | merged #12 · open #22 · no PR | delete · keep: reason | > | worktree | `<path>` | clean, branch merged · dirty: N files | remove · keep: reason | > | residue | `<path>` |