[Bug]: Desktop 0.1.35 rejects /goal although goal implementation is bundled

Reproduce the missing /goal behavior in Desktop 0.1.35, then inspect the slash-command handling around out/renderer/assets/workspace-screen-*.js and the bundled @commandcode/harness implementation in node_modules/@commandcode/harness/dist/index.js. Compare the behavior with the related /usage issue #70; done means /goal appears in the picker and /goal <objective> starts the goal workflow instead of returning Unknown command.

GUI version

0.1.35

Operating system

macOS (Apple silicon)

Reproduction steps

1. Open Command Code Desktop 0.1.35.
2. Open any project/session.
3. Type / and search for goal.
4. Observe that /goal is not present in the slash-command picker.
5. Manually enter /goal test goal and submit it.
6. Desktop returns Unknown command: /goal.

Expected behavior

/goal should be available as a built-in slash command and /goal <objective> should start the goal workflow.

The Command Code slash-command documentation lists /goal <objective>|clear|status.

Actual behavior

/goal is not shown in the Desktop slash-command picker.

Entering it manually results in:

Unknown command: /goal

This reproduces on Desktop 0.1.35 on Apple Silicon macOS.

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Additional read-only diagnostics:

• Command Code Desktop: 0.1.35
• macOS: 27.0 (26A428)
• Architecture: arm64
• @commandcode/harness: 0.1.0
• No custom /goal command exists at user or project level.
• External Command Code CLI version: 1.58.1

The shipped Desktop bundle contains /goal-related implementation:

GOAL_CODE_FOUND=YES
Renderer JS files containing /goal: 1
Harness contains /goal: True
'goal clear': True
'maxTurns': True
'max-turns': True
'activeGoal': True

USER_CUSTOM_GOAL=NO
PROJECT_CUSTOM_GOAL=NO

Relevant bundled files:
out/renderer/assets/workspace-screen-*.js
node_modules/@commandcode/harness/dist/index.js

This suggests that goal support is included in the packaged Desktop application, but /goal is not being exposed or recognized by the Desktop slash-command layer.

Possibly related to #70, where another built-in slash command (/usage) is missing/broken in Desktop.

Safety check

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