fix(start): skip IDE validation when --create-only flag is used - #1023
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The --create-only flag disables all launch components (Claude, IDE, terminal, dev server), but the preAction IDE validation hook didn't check for it — causing a hard exit when the configured IDE wasn't found, even though it would never be launched.
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Summary
--create-onlydisables all launch components (Claude, IDE, terminal, dev server), but the preAction IDE validation hook incli.tsdidn't check for it — causingprocess.exit(1)when the configured IDE command wasn't found, even though it would never be launchedcreateOnlycheck alongside the existing--no-codecheck invalidateIdeForStartCommandTest plan
validateIdeForStartCommandtests pass (34/34)--create-onlyskips IDE validation