Finding git and gh

An app opened from the Finder gets a minimal PATH, without Homebrew, mise or nix on it. So Heed finds git and gh itself, and runs every command (and every pane) with what it found. It searches, in order:

path under [tools].
Your login shell's PATH: fish, zsh, bash and nu are each asked in their own way.
The usual places: Homebrew, MacPorts, mise, asdf, nix, ~/.local/bin, cargo, bun, volta.
The PATH Heed was started with.

Each candidate must answer --version. /usr/bin/git is skipped when the Command Line Tools are not installed, rather than popping up their installer.

		[tools]
git = ""     # empty detects; a path ("/opt/homebrew/bin/git") or a name to look up
gh = ""
path = []
		
	

directories searched first, for git, gh and agent commands

A configured value that does not work is reported, and detection carries on. The first-run screen and Settings show what was found and where from; :tools.detect looks again.

From a terminal

heed tools prints the same report. env -i HOME=$HOME heed tools shows what an app opened from the Finder would find.