Add developer cache cleanup and easier folder access - #8
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Developer caches now appear in Find space with the same selection, review and cleanup actions as build folders. Busy caches stay visible with their reason, while installed toolchains and container storage remain review-only observations in the same list.
Folder access now offers clear reconnect, add-folder and redo-setup controls, with durable volume identities preserving valid grants across macOS device-number changes. Discovery also covers additional app caches, logs and verified Python bytecode.
Validation: all 553 Rust tests and 50 release safety tests passed on clean macOS CI. Formatting, Clippy, native app build and signature verification, update-policy checks, website build and secret scan passed. Local packaged regressions covered unified cache selection, deletion safety and folder-access recovery; native UI checks passed.