[LarsArtmann]

What

The evaluation judge can now run through the crush CLI, alongside claude and codex:

• SupportedCLIs gains crush; auto-detection and the UI's judge picker pick it up
• crush run --quiet --verbose reads the prompt from stdin (large evidence documents never hit argv limits); --verbose stderr names the model that answered, parsed like the codex preamble
• the run is pinned to the judge workdir; the Crush adapter (feat(crush): session adapter for Crush [3/3] #27) marks sessions recorded there auxiliary via the existing judge.IsWorkDir belt
• judge/adapter home-dir resolution unified through adapter.HomePath (one MINDWALK_HOME contract)
• Cache.Store errors now name the session key, and its temp-file cleanup is errcheck-clean

Sealed-subprocess stance is unchanged: no tools, no user config, verdicts still derived mechanically from findings.

Why

Users who only have Crush installed currently cannot evaluate sessions at all; the judge is otherwise CLI-agnostic.

Series

Part 7/9; stacks on #30 (and #25–#29 before it). "Files changed" shows the cumulative stack — this PR's own delta is just the seventh commit, feat(judge): support crush as a judge CLI.

Validation

• go test -count=1 ./... green at the tip
• new test: crushModel reads the verbose log line and stays empty without one