feat!: add list subcommand and XDG-based config discovery#18
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Users need a way to inspect resolved mod lists without running a full update, and the tool previously required a writable local directory for its config file, making global installation awkward. This introduces a `vmm list` command that resolves and prints all mods (including transitive dependencies) from the current configuration, with optional JSON output for scripting. Config discovery is reworked to follow XDG conventions: vmm now looks for a local `vmm_config.toml` first, then falls back to `~/.config/vmm/vmm_config.toml`, creating the latter on first run if neither exists. A `--config` flag is also added for explicit overrides. The `cache_dir` config field is removed — the XDG config home is now always used for cached data, removing the need for users to configure this manually. BREAKING CHANGE: The `cache_dir` field is no longer read from config. Any existing `vmm_config.toml` files using `cache_dir` should remove that field; cached data now always lives under `~/.config/vmm/`.
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Users need a way to inspect resolved mod lists without running a full
update, and the tool previously required a writable local directory for
its config file, making global installation awkward.
This introduces a
vmm listcommand that resolves and prints all mods(including transitive dependencies) from the current configuration, with
optional JSON output for scripting.
Config discovery is reworked to follow XDG conventions: vmm now looks
for a local
vmm_config.tomlfirst, then falls back to~/.config/vmm/vmm_config.toml, creating the latter on first run ifneither exists. A
--configflag is also added for explicit overrides.The
cache_dirconfig field is removed — the XDG config home is nowalways used for cached data, removing the need for users to configure
this manually.
BREAKING CHANGE: The
cache_dirfield is no longer read from config.Any existing
vmm_config.tomlfiles usingcache_dirshould removethat field; cached data now always lives under
~/.config/vmm/.