Promote cmd/clioptions to top-level clioptions/#381
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clioptions is the most-imported package in the repo (used across both the root module and the workers/go module), but it lived under cmd/, which by convention is reserved for main packages (binary entry points). Move it to a top-level clioptions/ and rewrite the import path accordingly. Testing: `go build ./...` and `go vet ./...` pass for both the root and workers/go modules. stack-info: PR: #381, branch: lilydoar/stack/13
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Promote cmd/clioptions to top-level clioptions/
clioptions is the most-imported package in the repo (used across both the
root module and the workers/go module), but it lived under cmd/, which by
convention is reserved for main packages (binary entry points). Move it to
a top-level clioptions/ and rewrite the import path accordingly.
Testing:
go build ./...andgo vet ./...pass for both the root andworkers/go modules.