Nx 22.7 Is Here: Task Sandboxing, 7x Less Memory, and Worktree-Aware Caching

Nx 22.7 (covering releases 22.4–22.7) ships three headline features: task sandboxing that traces real file I/O to catch undeclared cache inputs/outputs, a 7x reduction in daemon memory (from ~1.5 GB to ~200 MB), and worktree-aware caching so git worktrees share a single cache. Cache restore speed improved ~90% for large topological builds (17s → 1.16s). New finer-grained hashing controls include ^{projectRoot} dependency filesets and a JSON input type for field-level hashing. The new `nx show target` command with --check and --verbose flags helps debug cache configuration. Agentic improvements include auto-detection of AI agents during setup, a `nx configure-ai-agents` command supporting Claude, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and OpenCode, and an agent-assisted `nx import` mode. Framework updates cover Vite 8, ESLint v10, Angular 21.x, Maven 4, Spring Boot 4.0, and Yarn Berry catalogs. Quality-of-life additions include NX_SKIP_FORMAT, NX_BAIL, stdin support for nx affected, and TUI improvements.