pause-resumelisted

Thin restorer for `/pause`. Reads the pause state, prints the board as it is **now** (not as it was parked — it re-reads GitHub before printing), re-arms what was stopped, and reports what is waiting on you. > **`/go-on` is the primary entry point for resuming.** It classifies the stoppage from recorded evidence and routes here when the newest record is a `/pause`, forwarding `--resume-refill` verbatim — so nobody has to remember which stop happened (Issue #1397; ladder: `.claude/reference/universal-resume.md`). This command keeps working unchanged and stays the direct path when you already know the work was paused; it remains the executor, and `/go-on` never reimplements the restore below. Running this when no pause state exists is a clean no-op: `No parked session found — nothing to resume.` ## Step 0: Resolve helpers `/pause-resume` is invocable from any thread — including one whose cwd is a different worktree than the one `/pause` ran in. The three-candidate resolution order is identical to every other stop-style command: ```bash resolve_script() { local name="$1" candidate for candidate in \ "$HOME/.claude/skills-worktree/.claude/scripts/$name" \ "$HOME/.claude/scripts/$name"; do if [[ -x "$candidate" ]]; then echo "$candidate"; return 0; fi done return 1 } SESSION_STATE_SH=$(resolve_script session-state.sh) || SESSION_STATE_SH="" EXECUTION_PAUSE_SH=$(resolve_script execution-pause.sh) || EXECUTION_PAUSE_SH="" TASK_REGISTRY_SH=$(resolve_script ba