feat(cli): add --fail-on-missing flag to diff and diff-files commands#20
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Add the documented --fail-on-missing option to both diff and diff-files commands, making them exit with code 1 when the source environment has keys that do not exist in the target. This enables CI/CD pipeline usage as documented in the README. Also adds CLI integration tests covering: - diff identical files (exit 0) - diff different files (exit 0, backward compatible) - diff --fail-on-missing when keys are missing (exit 1) - diff --fail-on-missing when no keys missing (exit 0) - diff-files --fail-on-missing equivalent scenarios - CLI --help output correctness - CLI version display
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Add the documented --fail-on-missing option to both diff and diff-files
commands, making them exit with code 1 when the source environment has keys
that do not exist in the target. This enables CI/CD pipeline usage as
documented in the README.
Also adds CLI integration tests covering: