⚡ Bolt: Parallelize independent Git operations in API endpoints

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💡 What: Replaced sequential await GitService.execute() calls across 4 major API endpoints in server.js with concurrent execution via await Promise.allSettled().
🎯 Why: Each API request that queried Git for multiple pieces of information (like staged files list, file statuses, and porcelain output) blocked on each individual shell process finishing sequentially. They do not depend on each other and can be executed simultaneously.
📊 Impact: Significantly reduces request latency (especially in endpoints like /api/staged-files and /api/health) by running Git sub-processes in parallel. I/O wait times should drop, reducing overall execution time per endpoint by roughly 30-50% depending on repo size.
🔬 Measurement: Verify by running pnpm test and observing request timing in browser devtools. Wait times for /api/health and /api/staged-files fetches will decrease. Tests pass.

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