cleanup-worktreeslisted

Sweep leftover worktrees under `worktree_dir` (`.claude/worktrees/` for Untype) and the branches they reference. Counterpart to `/finalize-worktree`: finalize handles the happy path (merge + remove one worktree), this handles the accumulated debris from parallel-agent sessions that were abandoned, crashed, or whose work already landed via a different path. ## Project configuration The manifest is this skill's configuration. If `$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/.claude/lifecycle-manifest.md` does not exist, the project has not adopted the kit: say so, offer to create it, and stop. Never infer the keys and run anyway. The kit ships the template as `lifecycle-manifest.template.md`; locate the installed copy with `find ~/.claude/plugins -path '*lifecycle-kit*' -name lifecycle-manifest.template.md | head -1`. The marketplace's `ADOPTING.md` carries a repo-inspecting setup prompt. Read `.claude/lifecycle-manifest.md` first (resolve via `$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)/.claude/lifecycle-manifest.md`). Where a step names a manifest key in `code font` (`worktree_dir`, `worktree_ignore`, `orphan_branch_globs`, `scratch_paths`), use that key's value. The containment commands write the ref as `<integration_ref>` and the remote as `<remote>`; replace each with the manifest value before running. The surrounding prose still names `origin/main` with Untype's value for readability. The `ahead=0` containment proof and the `-D`-vs-`-d` seam are the skill's logic, not configuration. ## Safe