[Bug] attach to a non-existent session prints log if it is present

[greatvovan]

The help prompt states:

attach <session> Strict attach (fail if session missing)

However in case the log is still present in the cache (e.g. session was just terminated), the program prints the log to the output before exiting with an error code.

To reproduce

$> = native shel
$ = atch shell

$> atch new session1
atch: session 'session1' created
$ exit
exit

[atch: session 'session1' exited after 6s]
$> atch list
(no sessions)
$> atch attach session1
$ exit                                               # Printed
exit                                                 # Printed
                                                     # Printed
[atch: session 'session1' ended after 6s]            # Printed
$> echo $?
1

Expected

atch attach session1 produces a descriptive error message and exits immediately.

Actual behavior

The log is printed to the output, if log is present. Then the program terminates with an error code.

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UPDATE: the bug has potential to become a feature as described in #19 (case 3).

[rmorgans]

PR #26 fixes this: atch attach <session> no longer replays the log when the session is dead. It now prints the appropriate error message and exits with code 1, matching the documented "strict attach" contract.

The smart-default path (atch <session>) still replays the log before creating a new session — that behavior is intentional and unchanged.

To view logs for dead sessions explicitly, use atch tail <session>.