feat(cli): add global --json flag for machine-readable output#40
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Add a --json flag that can be placed anywhere in the command args.
When set, all commands output a consistent JSON envelope to stdout
with { success, command, data?, error? } structure. Human-readable
output remains unchanged when --json is not used.
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Summary
--jsonflag that outputs a consistent JSON envelope{ success, command, data?, error? }to stdout for all CLI commands--jsonfromprocess.argvbefore cmd-ts processes args, so it works in any position--jsonis not passed--jsonoutput structured JSON error withprocess.exit(1)Test plan
{ success: false, error: "..." }with exit code 1--jsonworks in different positions (before/between subcommands)--jsonCloses #3
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