Add --folder flag to push command for organizing notes

[signalnine]

Summary

• Adds --folder / -f flag to the push command
• When creating a new note, allows specifying which Apple Notes folder to place it in
• If the folder doesn't exist, it's automatically created
• Existing note updates are unaffected (folder only applies to new note creation)

Usage

# Create note in specific folder
stash push myfile.md --folder "Work Notes"

# Short form
stash push myfile.md -f "Personal"

Changes

• src/bashly.yml: Added --folder flag definition
• src/push_command.sh: Pass folder name to create_note function
• src/lib/create_note.sh: AppleScript to find-or-create folder and place note in it

Use Case

I'm using stash in a git post-commit hook to sync markdown files to Apple Notes, organized by directory structure (e.g., data/journal/*.md → "PIM - Journal" folder). This flag enables that workflow.

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