feat: add partial sync command for targeted package re-sync#33
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Adds a "Partially Sync Package" command (available via folder context menu) that re-syncs only the selected package and its reverse dependencies, avoiding a full workspace re-import. This includes a new Rust JNI function for reverse transitive dependency lookup, a Java partialSync command handler, and VS Code UI integration with progress reporting and sync guard. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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nativeGetReverseDepsInProjectsfor reverse transitive dependency lookuppartialSynccommand handler that queries targets, computes reverse deps, runs aspect build, and refreshes classpaths for affected projectsTest plan
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