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TheArchitectit e459a727e9 fix: session resume — skip current empty session, unify cross-workspace loading
Three improvements to the /resume command:

1. /resume latest now skips the current empty session
   When a new session is created on startup (with 0 messages), /resume
   latest previously returned that empty session. Now it skips sessions
   with message_count == 0 and excludes the current session ID via the
   new exclude_id parameter, so it finds the previous session with
   actual conversation history.

2. Unified load_session_excluding() replaces load_session_loose()
   The previous load_session_loose() only handled cross-workspace
   resume for aliases. The new load_session_excluding() combines the
   loose workspace validation logic with the exclude_id parameter,
   simplifying the call chain and ensuring all resume paths skip the
   current empty session when appropriate.

3. All existing session scanning paths (global root + project-local
   .claw/sessions/) are already in place from prior commits, and now
   the exclude_id filter is applied consistently across both local
   and global session scans.

Changes:
- session_control.rs: Add resolve_reference_excluding() that delegates
  from resolve_reference(), adding optional exclude_id filtering for
  alias references.
- session_control.rs: Add latest_session_excluding() that delegates
  from latest_session(), filtering out excluded session IDs and
  sessions with 0 messages in both local and global scan paths.
- session_control.rs: Add load_session_excluding() that replaces
  load_session_loose(), combining cross-workspace alias handling with
  the exclude_id parameter.
- main.rs: Add load_session_reference_excluding() that delegates from
  load_session_reference(), using the new store method.
- main.rs: Wire LiveCli::resume_session() to pass the current session
  ID as the exclude_id so /resume latest skips the current empty
  session.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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