Claude Bot b4493db088 Add interactive prompt for bun init in non-empty directories
When running `bun init` in a non-empty directory in TTY mode, users are now presented with an interactive prompt asking whether to:
1. Create in a new subdirectory (default)
2. Use the current directory (may overwrite files)
3. Cancel

This prevents accidental file creation in wrong directories and provides a better UX, similar to tools like `create-next-app`.

The prompt is only shown when:
- No folder was explicitly specified as an argument
- stdin is a TTY (not piped input)
- Not using auto-yes flags (-y, --react, etc.)
- The directory is not empty (ignores .DS_Store and Thumbs.db)

Fixes #24555

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Bun is an all-in-one toolkit for JavaScript and TypeScript apps. It ships as a single executable called bun.

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