feat: Add startup command for new sessions#185
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Introduces a new configuration option `@sessionx-startup-command` that allows
users to define a command to be executed automatically when a new tmux session
is created via sessionx.
The command supports placeholders `{session}` for the new session's name and
`{path}` for its working directory, enabling flexible initial setup for new
environments.
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Introduces a new configuration option
@sessionx-startup-commandthat allows users to define a command to be executed automatically when a new tmux session is created via sessionx.The command supports placeholders
{session}for the new session's name and{path}for its working directory, enabling flexible initial setup for new environments.