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✅ Wolfe.CommandLine✅ VersionVersion 0.2.0 is valid (latest published: 0.1.0). ✅ MetadataThe package carries everything a feed asks for. ✅ ChangelogChangelog entry for 0.2.0 is present. ✅ TestsAll 59 tests passed. ✅ Coverage
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CompletionAutoInstall.Run("<app>", args)— called once before invoking the parsed command — installs completion for the user's current shell the first time the app runs: silently (with a notice on stderr) when the install lands in a directory the shell loads automatically, behind a[y/N]prompt when it would edit a startup file. It runs at most once per shell (a decline is remembered under the XDG state home), never throws, and stays quiet on CI, without an interactive terminal, during completion callbacks, and when thecompletioncommand itself is being run.