Project display name changes ignored in NewLayout (v1.18.x)

Description

Open a local project (e.g. /path/project)
Click project name → Edit → change name → Save
Restart app → name still shows folder name
Root cause analysis: There are two separate name-storage mechanisms that are out of sync:

A. layout.page.workspaceName in opencode.global.dat — used by LegacyLayout's workspaceName() function. Works correctly.
B. project.name in opencode.db SQLite project table — used by NewLayout's Home screen project list via loadProjectsQuery → sdk.project.list() → enrich().
In NewLayout, the ProjectIcon component renders names as:

const name = createMemo(() => props.project.name || getFilename(props.project.worktree));
The project.name comes from the server-side project SQLite table. Projects opened from local directories are added to the layout store with only {worktree, expanded}, without a corresponding project DB record. The enrich() function (createServerCtx) tries to find metadata by project ID or worktree, but when no DB record exists, name is undefined and falls through to getFilename().

The renameProject function for local/global projects calls serverSync().project.meta(worktree, {name}), which stores the name in workspace metadata (mechanism A), but NewLayout's Home screen reads from mechanism B only.

Suggested fix: Either:

Make NewLayout Home screen read workspaceName from layout.page (like LegacyLayout does), or
When renameProject saves via sync.project.meta(), also create/update the corresponding record in the project SQLite table.

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OpenCode version

OpenCode Desktop v1.18.4, macOS

Steps to reproduce

Open a local project (e.g. /path/project)
Click project name → Edit → change name → Save
Restart app → name still shows folder name
Root cause analysis: There are two separate name-storage mechanisms that are out of sync:

A. layout.page.workspaceName in opencode.global.dat — used by LegacyLayout's workspaceName() function. Works correctly.
B. project.name in opencode.db SQLite project table — used by NewLayout's Home screen project list via loadProjectsQuery → sdk.project.list() → enrich().
In NewLayout, the ProjectIcon component renders names as:

const name = createMemo(() => props.project.name || getFilename(props.project.worktree));
The project.name comes from the server-side project SQLite table. Projects opened from local directories are added to the layout store with only {worktree, expanded}, without a corresponding project DB record. The enrich() function (createServerCtx) tries to find metadata by project ID or worktree, but when no DB record exists, name is undefined and falls through to getFilename().

The renameProject function for local/global projects calls serverSync().project.meta(worktree, {name}), which stores the name in workspace metadata (mechanism A), but NewLayout's Home screen reads from mechanism B only.

Suggested fix: Either:

Make NewLayout Home screen read workspaceName from layout.page (like LegacyLayout does), or
When renameProject saves via sync.project.meta(), also create/update the corresponding record in the project SQLite table.

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