Add command-signatures list CLI with graceful empty-input handling

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Summary

Implements the approved spec for #377 (spec PR #379): a command-signatures list CLI that summarizes Fig-compatible command signatures without panicking on degenerate input.

• New command-signatures binary (required-features = ["embed-signatures"]) with a list [--file <PATH>] [--json] subcommand, built on clap.
• New public library module warp_command_signatures::listing (list_signatures, SignatureSource, SignatureSummary, ListSignaturesError) reused by the CLI and covered by its own unit tests.
• --file accepts one Fig-compatible Command object or an array of them. Empty bytes, whitespace-only input, [], and the exact empty object {} are all successful, empty results (exit 0, "No signatures found." / []), never an error or panic.
• External input is bounded before full JSON materialization: 10 MiB max size, JSON container nesting depth 64, and 10,000 top-level commands — enforced via a bounded reader, a string/escape-aware depth preflight scan, and a streaming Serde sequence visitor that detects a 10,001st array element without materializing the whole array.
• Deterministic, case-insensitively sorted output as a tab-separated text table or a --json array.
• Listing never executes generators or other shell commands referenced by a signature.
• Exit codes: 0 on success (including empty results), 1 on read/parse/limit errors with the exact diagnostics from the spec, 2 on CLI usage errors (via clap).
• Cargo.lock is now tracked, per the repository's own .gitignore guidance for crates that build an executable.

Does not modify anything under command-signatures/json/, completion-metadata/, or the PowerShell generator.

Validation

Run from a Rust 1.92 toolchain (matching rust-toolchain.toml):

• cargo build --workspace --all-targets --all-features — succeeds.
• cargo test --workspace --all-features — 198 + 15 tests pass (listing unit tests, CLI integration tests in command-signatures/tests/cli_list.rs, and the full existing suite, including the AGENTS.md invariants: all referenced generators/aliases resolve, all embedded specs deserialize, and generator commands have no unsafe unquoted newlines).
• cargo fmt -p warp-command-signatures -p warp-completion-metadata --check — clean.
• cargo clippy -p warp-command-signatures -p warp-completion-metadata --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings — clean.
• CLI integration tests explicitly assert no panicked at / index out of bounds text on stderr for: empty file, whitespace-only file, [], {}, {"name":[]}, malformed JSON, non-empty object missing name, a nonexistent path, an oversized (10 MiB + 1) file, depth-65 JSON, an array with 10,001 commands, valid single-object/array inputs, the default embedded source, an unknown subcommand, and a missing --file value.
• JSON spec formatting (npm run format:check) is unaffected — no files under command-signatures/json/ were changed.

Open concerns

None. The spec's open questions (source enum ownership, test dependency choice) were both resolved in favor of the spec's own recommendations (PathBuf-owning SignatureSource::File, tempfile for fixtures).

Related: #377 (not closing automatically — a maintainer should confirm the fix is complete before closing).

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Overview

Adds a command-signatures list CLI and a public listing API over the embedded specs, with a bounded --file override and explicitly specified non-panicking behavior for degenerate input — the defect reported in #377. The factory's review is accepted after three passes.

Concerns

• .gitignore and Cargo.lock: this change stops ignoring Cargo.lock and commits its ~1,265 lines, which is outside the approved spec's footprint and departs from prior practice in this repo even though a binary already existed. Committing a lockfile is defensible for a shipped executable, but it is a repository-policy call rather than an implementation defect, so it is left for a maintainer to keep or split out.
• CI note: test, lint, format, Analyze (actions), Analyze (python) and the CLA check pass at bbd95f0; Analyze (rust) was still queued when this review was written and should be confirmed green before merge.

Verdict: accepted

Three issues were found and fixed during review, all in the untrusted-input path that this issue exists to harden:

• Output injection. Command names from --file reached the TSV output unnormalized, so a name containing a tab or newline could forge columns or rows. Names now pass through the same normalizer as descriptions.
• Error-variant spoofing. The parser selected its error variant by string-matching formatted error text, so a schema-invalid document embedding the marker string could masquerade as the TooManyCommands limit error. Replaced with a typed overflow signal set only by trusted code.
• Under-broad normalization. The normalizer stripped only LF, CR and tab, leaving ESC, VT, FF and U+2028/U+2029 able to affect terminal rendering. It now replaces all char::is_control() characters plus the two Unicode separators.

Verified by source review at bbd95f0: the bounded 10 MiB reader, the escape-aware depth preflight and its 64/65 boundary, the streaming visitor's 10,000/10,001 boundary, that listing never executes a generator, and that the existing AGENTS.md invariants (generator name resolution, spec deserialization, no unquoted newlines) remain intact.

Checks: build pass, tests pass, CI green except one queued job, visual proof n/a

Found: 0 critical, 0 important, 0 suggestions, 0 nits

This review is advisory. Merging is a maintainer's decision.

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Thanks for the review @captainsafia. Taking this out of draft now that it's approved — all checks are green and the branch is mergeable and clean, so the draft state was the only thing left blocking a merge.

Merging remains entirely your call; the factory won't merge or close it.

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