fix: support Codex Desktop hosted by ChatGPT#267
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Summary
/.task_started,task_complete,turn_aborted, andturn_failedevents into CodeIsland running/idle state.Background
Codex has recently been integrated into ChatGPT as a multi-purpose host application. On macOS, the Codex executable can now run from:
/Applications/ChatGPT.app/Contents/Resources/codexThe shared app-server commonly reports
/as its cwd, while the actual project cwd is stored in the rollout transcript metadata. Some desktop invocations also emit empty or root-cwd hook payloads.The previous CodeIsland integration assumed the older standalone Codex.app layout and relied on hook/message parsing for live status, so sessions could be discovered but remained idle.
Test Plan
swift build -c release --arch arm64passes.swift testcould not run on the development machine because the active Command Line Tools installation has no XCTest module; the test targets report this environment error. CI with a full Xcode toolchain should run the test suite.