feat(init): add luca init command to scaffold a new spec file#84
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Introduces `luca init`, an interactive command that asks the user where to create the spec file (current directory or global ~/.config/luca/) and what to name it (Lucafile, Toolfile, or Skillfile). The file is written with a commented YAML template via the new `SpecInitializer` component in LucaCore, which is fully covered by Swift Testing tests.
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Description
luca initcommand that guides the user through creating a new spec file (Lucafile, Toolfile, or Skillfile) in either the current project directory or the global config location (~/.config/luca/).SpecInitializercomponent inLucaCore(testable, DI-friendly), keepingInitCommandas a thin interactive wrapper.repos:,tools:, andskills:sections.Type of Change
How Has This Been Tested?
12 Swift Testing tests in
SpecInitializerTestscover:fileAlreadyExistserror when overwrite is false@Test(arguments:)repos:,tools:,skills:)Checklist
Breaking Changes?