chore: require webisters/framework ^2.0 - #16
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The metapackage released v2.0.0, which requires webisters/cli ^2.0.
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The installer released v2.0.0, the first version that allows framework ^2.0. Without this the skeleton cannot resolve.
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Two constraint bumps, in the order the dependency chain forced:
webisters/framework^1.0->^2.0. The metapackage released v2.0.0, which requires webisters/cli ^2.0webisters/webisters^1.0->^2.0. This skeleton also requires the installer, and every 1.x version of it pins framework^1.0, so the first bump alone could not resolve. The installer released v2.0.0 for exactly thiscli 2.0 returns an int exit code from
Console::run()andConsole::exec(), fails validation when a typed option is passed without a value, and lets a command claim-h/--helpinstead of the auto generated help. Nothing here subclassesConsole, andFramework\CLI\Commands\Index::showHeader()is unchanged, so no application code needed touching.