dsh-git-bash

dsh-TUI ships two shell stacks on Windows and defaults to pwsh, disabling the bash stack because its executor and sandbox layer invoke bare bash, yet a stock Windows PATH does not resolve bash.exe from Git for Windows.\n\nThis plugin does one focused thing: during the win32 apply phase it auto-detects a Git for Windows installation, prepends that bin directory to the host process PATH so every component that resolves bash finds it, and via a bundle patch swaps the active tool stack from pwsh to bash at boot. On unload it restores the PATH only if the value is still its own, leaving any later edit untouched. A gitBinDir option points to a portable install, all decisions are logged to ~/.dsh-tui/dsh-git-bash.log, and a missing installation is reported at error level with the concrete consequence.\n\nSuited for dsh-TUI users on Windows who prefer bash as their working shell. The prerequisite is a Git for Windows installation: this is a stack swap, not an addition, so without a resolvable bash.exe the pwsh fallback has already been removed. On non-win32 platforms the plugin logs a skip and changes nothing.