refactor: extract argparse setup into cli_parser.py#77
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Move the argument parser construction (~80 lines) from main() in cli.py into a dedicated cli_parser.py module with a build_parser() function. This keeps cli.py focused on command handlers and gives future commands (e.g. autopilot chain) a clean place to add their parsers without bloating cli.py past 1,000 lines. No behavior change. All 293 tests pass.
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Summary
Extract the argument parser construction (~80 lines) from main() in cli.py into a dedicated cli_parser.py module with a build_parser() function.
Why
Prep for the stacked PR chain work (#52). cli.py is currently 849 lines. Adding the autopilot chain command would push it past 1,000. By extracting the parser now:
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