perf: parallelize buildWorkspaceNameMap API calls - #18
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Replace sequential per-CSP eligibility loop with goroutine fanout in buildWorkspaceNameMap(), mirroring the pattern already used in fetchStatusData(). This benefits grant revoke interactive mode when the user has sessions across multiple CSPs.
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Summary
buildWorkspaceNameMap()with concurrent goroutine fanout, mirroring the pattern already used infetchStatusData()grant revokeinteractive mode — workspace name resolution now runs in parallel when sessions span multiple CSPsTest plan
go test ./... -race)TestBuildWorkspaceNameMapcovers 6 scenarios including concurrency edge casesgrant revokeinteractive mode with sessions across both Azure and AWS