feat: add digest restore mode to rebuild projects from digest.txt#579
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Support rebuilding a project from digest.txt via CLI and Python helpers, with overwrite/path-safety guards and restore stats output. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
This PR adds reverse-ingestion support so users can reconstruct a project from an existing
digest.txt.What’s included
FILE:/SYMLINK:) and rebuild files.--restore--restore-dir--overwrite../escaping destination).Why
gitingestalready converts repositories into prompt-ready digests.This change enables the reverse workflow: digest back to runnable project structure.
Usage examples