Pulled CLI tools into a single crate and consolidated. #8
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Moved the CLI tools into a single crate to reduce dependencies overall. Also exploded status into a cmdline tool that can address functionality individually from the cmdline. This is now a swiss army knife to talking to terminals. The update should be eventually incorporated into this one, but I ran out of time for this today.
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Based on #7 which should go in first. |
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All done. |
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Looks good |
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ah stop - can you fix the readme? |
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Moved the CLI tools into a single crate to reduce dependencies overall. Also exploded status into a cmdline tool that can address functionality individually from the cmdline. This is now a swiss army knife to talking to terminals.
The update should be eventually incorporated into this one, but I ran out of time for this today.