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fix(find-missing-jsonls): add native macOS and Linux path detection - #6
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docs/architecture.md) - No personal paths, real UUIDs, or identifying info in committed files
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find_missing_jsonls_in_backup.pywas the only script not updated incommit
0609930.diagnose.pyandrepair_session_metadata.pybothreceived native macOS/Linux path detection but this one was missed.
This PR applies the same
_default_appdata_claude_dir()pattern alreadyused in
repair_session_metadata.pyfor consistency, and restores thePROJECTS_DIRconstant that sits alongside it.Tested on macOS (MacBook Pro M3). Output matches expected results.