⚡ Bolt: Offload blocking I/O to background tasks to prevent UI freezes

[acebytes]

💡 What: Offloaded blocking I/O operations (DiskInfo.current(), process.waitUntilExit(), pipe.readDataToEndOfFile()) from the @MainActor to global concurrent thread pools using Task.detached { ... }.value in CacheoutViewModel.

🎯 Why: In Swift Concurrency, Task { ... } blocks created from within a @MainActor inherit that actor's context. This caused the synchronous Process execution and DiskInfo calculations in scan() and dockerPrune() to run on the main thread, leading to noticeable UI freezes (e.g., 3-5 seconds when running docker prune).

📊 Impact: Significantly improves UI responsiveness by keeping the main thread clear of blocking filesystem and external process wait operations. The UI will no longer hang while Docker is being pruned or while DiskInfo calculates available space.

🔬 Measurement: Profile the application with Instruments (Time Profiler) before and after. Execute a Docker prune via the UI; the main thread should no longer stall, and animations (if any) should remain smooth during the execution.

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