refactor: store workspaces as {workspace_id}/{repo_name} for natural git clone layout
Working copies were stored as /data/working-copies/{repo_id}/{workspace_name}/,
so git clone was forced into a user-named directory. That meant the container
mount basename was the workspace name (e.g. main) instead of the repo name.
- Generate the workspace UUID before cloning and clone into
/data/working-copies/{workspace_id}/ so git creates {repo_name}/ naturally
- Set workspace.path to /data/working-copies/{workspace_id}/{repo_name}/
- Update _migrate_clone_into_workspace() to use the same layout
- _get_repository_mount_name() now prefers workspace.path basename and only
falls back to remote URL / repo.name for legacy repo-only instances
- Update unit tests to assert workspace path basename is used for mounts
Quality gates:
- pytest tests/unit: 219 passed
- ruff: clean on changed files
- mypy: clean on changed files
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- [x] Update instance_service.py to pass REPO_NAME/WORKSPACE_NAME
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- [x] Remove explicit repo mount from pi-agent manifest; synthesize mount in compile_compose
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- [x] Add _get_repository_mount_name() helper to derive workspace name from remote URL
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- [x] Switch workspace storage layout to /data/working-copies/{workspace_id}/{repo_name}/
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- [x] Update unit tests
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- [x] Run quality gates (pytest unit, ruff, mypy)
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- [ ] Commit and push
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