Fixed the hardcoded project root path - #82

1. Problem
   When launching the Electron desktop application (pnpm run dev:desktop), the initial File Explorer widget failed to load and threw:

text
Could not load files: Server.FsError: PlatformError: NotFound: FileSystem.readDirectory (/Users/sanchitrk/Developer/codeworksh/codework/)
This occurred because the file tree root path was hardcoded to a developer's local machine path in the default seed data.

2. Root Cause

apps/web/src/wm/instances.ts
: The initial codework:explorer widget was seeded with props: { root: "/Users/sanchitrk/Developer/codeworksh/codework" }.

apps/server/src/mock.ts
: The mock project definition also hardcoded path: "~/Developer/codeworksh/codework".
The renderer web app had no mechanism to read the actual project root directory from Electron or the build environment.
3. Changes Made
Desktop IPC Bridge (

apps/desktop
):

Added a synchronous IPC channel codework:root (

apps/desktop/src/ipc.ts
).
Registered a handler in Electron main (

apps/desktop/src/main.ts
) that resolves the workspace root dynamically using process.env.CODEWORK_ROOT ?? path.resolve(app.getAppPath(), app.isPackaged ? ".." : "../..").
Exposed window.desktopBridge.root via the preload context bridge (

apps/desktop/src/preload.ts
).
Web Build & Fallback (

apps/web
):

Injected import.meta.env.VITE_PROJECT_ROOT during build/dev time in

apps/web/vite.config.ts
as a fallback for non-Electron/browser runs.
Updated TypeScript declarations in

apps/web/src/env.ts
to include root?: string on Window["desktopBridge"].
Updated

apps/web/src/wm/instances.ts
to populate props.root dynamically from window.desktopBridge?.root or import.meta.env.VITE_PROJECT_ROOT.
Server Mock Data (

apps/server
):

Updated

apps/server/src/mock.ts
to resolve repoRoot relative to import.meta.url (or CODEWORK_ROOT), ensuring sample project paths point to valid local directories on any developer's machine.
4. Impact & Result
Any user who clones the repository can immediately run pnpm run dev:desktop or pnpm --filter @codeworksh/web dev without manual configuration or path edits.
Users can optionally override the target folder using the CODEWORK_ROOT environment variable.