Fix global branch numbering in specify command #1456
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Resolves github#1454 Update the branch numbering logic to use globally sequential numbers across all branches rather than restarting from 001 for each unique short name. This allows users to track the chronological order of features added to the project. Changes: - Add fallback logic to use highest branch number from all sources - If no numbered branches exist, use specs directory count + 1 - Update documentation to reflect the four-source checking approach
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Resolves #1454
Update the branch numbering logic to use globally sequential numbers across all branches rather than restarting from 001 for each unique short name. This allows users to track the chronological order of features added to the project.
Changes: