Fix leading space in code-link directory names from emoji project names

[huntercaron]

Description

Project names with emoji prefixes like "🧠 Logic" produce directory names with a leading space. The emoji gets replaced with hyphens by the sanitization regex, then boundary hyphen removal strips those hyphens — revealing a space that wasn't at the boundary before. Adding a second trim() after boundary hyphen removal fixes this.

Changelog

• Fixed code-link CLI creating directories with leading spaces when project names contain emoji prefixes

Testing

• Emoji-prefixed project names produce clean directory names
  • Create a project named "🧠 Logic" and sync via code-link
  • Verify the directory is named "Logic" (no leading space)
• Existing name sanitization still works
  • Run npx vitest run src/utils/project.test.ts — all 10 tests pass

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Fixes a directory-name sanitization edge case in the code-link CLI where emoji-prefixed project names could result in a leading space after hyphen-boundary cleanup.

Changes:

• Add an extra trim() in toDirectoryName() after stripping boundary hyphens to remove newly-exposed leading/trailing whitespace.
• Add tests covering emoji-prefixed project names to prevent regressions.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
packages/code-link-cli/src/utils/project.ts	Ensures directory names are re-trimmed after boundary hyphen removal to avoid leading spaces from emoji prefixes.
packages/code-link-cli/src/utils/project.test.ts	Adds unit tests validating emoji-prefixed project names sanitize to clean directory names.

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