Symphony: Cannot create Draft PR from fork on Linux (no push access to upstream)

[chr1syy]

Description

When starting Symphony on Linux, the origin remote points to RunMaestro/Maestro where the user does not have push access. Symphony attempts to create a Draft PR against the upstream repository, but fails due to denied permissions.

Current Behavior

1. User pulls a Symphony item from the upstream repo (RunMaestro/Maestro)
2. Symphony AutoRun starts and executes successfully
3. When Symphony tries to create a Draft PR, it fails because the user lacks push access to RunMaestro/Maestro
4. The user must manually push the branch to their fork and create the PR themselves

Expected Behavior

Symphony should detect that the user is working from a fork and:

• Push the branch to the user's fork remote (e.g., origin pointing to user/Maestro)
• Create the Draft PR from the fork against the upstream repository

Environment

• OS: Linux / probably affects others aswell
• Context: Fork-based workflow where origin is RunMaestro/Maestro (upstream) and the user's fork is a separate remote

Additional Context

This is a workflow friction point for contributors who don't have direct push access to the upstream repository. Symphony completes the work but the "last mile" of PR creation fails silently or with a permissions error, requiring manual intervention.

[chr1syy]

Adding up assumptions and checks to do:

• Check logs for possible Symphony Errors
• Check If there's issue when a fork is already present
• verify behaviour on windows