fix: prevent concurrent JSON write corruption#71
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Summary
Implemented atomic JSON persistence to prevent corruption during concurrent writes and interrupted save operations.
Changes Made
Added
atomic_json_write()helper using temporary files +os.replace()Added thread locking for JSON persistence operations
Updated:
save_command_history()clear_command_history()save_workspace_state()Added safer recovery handling for corrupted workspace state files
Issue Fixed
Previously, direct concurrent writes to JSON state/history files could result in:
The new implementation ensures writes are atomic and thread-safe.
Fixes #63