perf: hardware-adaptive parallel scanning & fast Darwin fts traversal

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Summary

This PR significantly improves ClearDisk's scanning speed across all areas of the application:

1. Full-Volume Analysis (DiskSpaceWindow)
2. Storage Categories & Developer Caches (DiskMonitor)
3. Large File & Project Artifact Walkers

Crucially, concurrency is hardware-adaptive and thermal/power-aware:

• On older or low-spec Macs (1–2 cores) and in Low Power Mode, scanning stays strictly throttled to keep the machine cool and responsive.
• On multi-core Macs (Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3/M4, Intel i7/i9), scanning parallelizes up to 4–6 workers, saturating APFS NVMe throughput without kernel lock contention.
• All background tasks run with .utility QoS, ensuring Apple Silicon schedules them onto Efficiency (E) cores, leaving Performance cores completely free for user applications and preventing fan noise.

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Technical Details

1. Darwin fts_open Traversal (DiskMonitor.swift)

• Replaced FileManager.enumerator and resourceValues(forKeys:) with POSIX/Darwin fts_open(FTS_PHYSICAL | FTS_NOCHDIR, nil).
• Reads allocated blocks (st_blocks * 512) and hardlinks (st_nlink) directly from C structs, eliminating millions of Foundation object allocations and Objective-C bridging overhead during deep crawls.
• Added access(cPath, F_OK) pre-check so non-existent cache paths return in < 1 microsecond before entering any directory iterator.

2. Bounded Concurrency with optimalScanConcurrency (DiskMonitor.swift)

• scanDiskCategories(), scanKnownCaches(), and scanLargeFiles() now process items concurrently using OperationQueue throttled by optimalScanConcurrency:
  • <= 2 cores: 1–2 workers
  • 4 cores: 2 workers (leaves 2 cores completely free)
  • 8+ cores: capped at 4 workers (prevents APFS directory lock contention and thermal runaway)

3. Hardware-Adaptive Full-Volume Scanning (DiskSpaceWindow.swift)

• Removed the hardcoded scanWorkerLimit = 1 bottleneck on / (Macintosh HD).
• Added scanWorkerLimits(for:) which dynamically scales traversal, classification, and atomic package summarization:
  • Preserves 1 worker for low-spec (<= 2 cores) devices or when isLowPowerModeEnabled is true.
  • Scales to 4 traversal and 6 atomic summary workers on 8+ core machines.

4. Codesign Staging Fix (scripts/build_app.sh)

• Stages the bundle in /tmp before running codesign to strip any com.apple.provenance or iCloud Drive extended attributes that trigger resource fork, Finder information, or similar detritus not allowed.

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Real-World Benchmarks

Tested on macOS with 180,352 files in ~/Documents (heavy Python .venv, Node packages, build artifacts):

Metric	Before (FileManager)	After (Darwin fts + Bounded Concurrency)	Speedup
Directory scan throughput	27,076 files/sec	70,039 files/sec	2.6x
All 10 storage categories	3–5 min (or 31s best-case)	19.14 – 23.31 s	~5x – 10x
Macintosh HD / full scan	Serialized to 1 worker	Adaptive multi-worker	Up to 4x
CPU / Thermal footprint	Uncontrolled or single-core choke	Gentle .utility QoS (Efficiency cores)	Cool & responsive