fix: gracefully handle missing workspace.branch column after OpenCode v2 migration - #22
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feat: add GitHub Copilot provider Conflict in providers/opencode/mod.rs resolved in favour of the already-merged #22 fix; the PR's v2-schema regression test is kept.
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Running OpenCode v2 applies a
workspace_domainmigration that replaces theworkspacetable columns with provider bindings, removing thebranchcolumn. The old code only checked for the table's existence, so after a v2 run the querySELECT w.branchfails with "no such column". Switch topragma_table_info('workspace')to check for thebranchcolumn itself, matching the existing pattern used for theversioncolumn in the same file. When the column is absent the branch info is simply omitted (git_branch = None), which is consistent with how Codex, Cursor, Kimi, Pi, and other providers behave.