feat: Add custom paths subdirectory depth option#186
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This commit introduces a new configuration option to enhance how `sessionx` handles custom paths: - **New Option:** `@sessionx-custom-paths-subdirectories-depth` - Allows users to specify the depth of subdirectory scanning within custom paths. - This option is active when `@sessionx-custom-paths-subdirectories` is enabled. - Defaults to `1`, meaning only direct subdirectories are included by default. - **Improved Flexibility:** Provides more granular control over session discovery in deeply nested project structures.
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This commit introduces a new configuration option to enhance how
sessionxhandles custom paths:@sessionx-custom-paths-subdirectories-depth@sessionx-custom-paths-subdirectoriesis enabled.1, meaning only direct subdirectories are included by default.