docs(cli): the subcommand count after merging both pull requests - #110
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`#107` added `sub-library` and `#109` added `pool`. Each regenerated the CLI reference against a tree that had only its own subcommand, so the merged file carries a count taken before the other existed: -20 of the 23 documented subcommands accept `--config`: +20 of the 24 documented subcommands accept `--config`: That one line is the whole of it, and it is why the end-to-end smoke job fails on main while build, test, clippy and every other check pass. The counts in that sentence are computed by the generator, so nothing else had to change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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#107addedsub-libraryand#109addedpool. Each regenerateddocs/23_cli_reference.mdagainst a tree that had only its own subcommand, so the merged file carries a count taken before the other existed:That is the entire diff, and it is why
end-to-end smokefails on main while build, test, clippy, the config reference, the SBOM, the licence inventory and the doc-reference check all pass. Verified locally onmainat0e02cff: the other five generators report up to date, andci/smoke.shruns green end to end.🤖 Generated with Claude Code