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chore: normalize published CLI package metadata - #50
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npm auto-corrected the published CLI package manifest during the0.4.6 release. Apply npm pkg fix to the affitor workspace: normalize bin.affitor to dist/cli.js and repository.url to the canonical git+https URL. The JSON description value, executable target, version0.4.6, dependencies, scripts, lock and other workspace manifests are unchanged.
Validation: npm10.9.8 pkg fix --workspace packages/cli is byte-idempotent on the second run; all workspace builds and type checks pass. The CLI reports0.4.6, and npm pack --dry-run --ignore-scripts includes its real dist/cli.js executable (106files). Public repo-guard and staged secret scan pass. No runtime test added for metadata-only normalization; no publish or version bump.