fix: define original_cwd before use in launch_command finally block

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Problem

launch_command() in cli.py has a finally block that references original_cwd to restore the working directory after staging, but the variable was never defined in that function's scope. This causes a NameError on every session shutdown:

NameError: name 'original_cwd' is not defined

Fix

Capture os.getcwd() at the top of launch_command(), before _common_launcher_startup() runs (which may change the CWD during auto-staging).

Testing

• Verified syntax passes
• One-line fix with obvious correctness — the variable was simply missing its definition

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🤖 Auto-fixed version bump

The version in pyproject.toml has been automatically bumped to the next patch version.

If you need a minor or major version bump instead, please update pyproject.toml manually and push the change.

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🤖 Auto-fixed version bump

The version in pyproject.toml has been automatically bumped to the next patch version.

If you need a minor or major version bump instead, please update pyproject.toml manually and push the change.