l0ng-ai 67e4d74a8a test: keep the command reference's flags from falling behind ...

Checked the reference against the CLI it describes, in both directions.
It holds today: every flag it names is real — `--h` and `--v` are the
visible aliases of `--horizontal` and `--vertical`, `--all` and
`--orphans` belong to the `pane` subcommands — and every flag of every
verb it covers is on the page. So are the JSON keys: workspaces, agents,
build, control_version, protocol_version, socket, uptime_secs, ports,
procs.

Adding a flag is one line in this file. The page is somewhere else, and
an agent that cannot see a flag will not use it, so the drift is silent
and lands on the readers the page exists for.

The test asks clap for the flags rather than keeping a list beside it —
a list would be a third thing to drift — and skips the `ws`, `tab`,
`pane`, `machine` and `server` groups the page now says it leaves to
`--help`.

It also counts what it looked at. A cross-file test whose filter matches
nothing passes just as quietly as one that finds nothing wrong, and this
one would have: ten verbs and five flags are the floor.

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src

test: keep the command reference's flags from falling behind

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tests

test(e2e): pin the tree and the registry agreeing under a race

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Cargo.toml

fix(cli): submit send enter outside paste bursts (#322)

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