test(cli): cover body and config boundaries#102
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Summary
0600enforcementWhy
These branches were previously covered mainly through command-level tests. Focused tests now pin the domain and infrastructure behavior directly, including the credential file permission boundary.
The body refactor preserves the intentional invalid UTF-8 difference:
Test-first workflow
The change began with characterization tests because Issue #100 targets existing behavior. All 30 initial tests passed before production refactoring. The body duplication was then consolidated under those tests, and path coverage was expanded to 32 focused tests.
Verification
just ci-full: passedjust test-e2e: 1 file, 5 tests passedjust check: 52 files, 372 tests passedcode-reviewer: no remaining findings0644config is restored to0600after rewriteDocumentation
No documentation changes are required because user-facing CLI, event, and config contracts are unchanged.
Closes #100