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Summary

Chronicle's Kernel has consolidated gRPC and OAuth/HTTP traffic onto a single TLS port (default 35000), removing the separate HTTP management port (8080). TLS is now mandatory on that port; in development the Kernel auto-generates a self-signed certificate and the client trusts it automatically. This PR updates the CLI to match, using the same approach as the reference .NET client changes.

Removed

  • --management-port flag, CHRONICLE_MANAGEMENT_PORT environment variable, and the management-port context key. The OAuth token endpoint is now derived from the connection string's server address instead of a separately configured port.

Changed

  • The default connection string no longer disables TLS. The CLI connects over TLS by default and automatically trusts the Chronicle server's self-signed development certificate, so local setups need no manual TLS configuration.
  • Bumped Cratis.Chronicle.Connections, Cratis.Chronicle.Contracts, and Cratis.Chronicle.XUnit.Integration to 16.0.1 (first release with the single-port client APIs), and Testcontainers to 4.13.0 to satisfy its new minimum version requirement.

Test plan

  • dotnet build (Cli, Cli.Specs, Integration/Chronicle) — 0 warnings, 0 errors in Release
  • dotnet test on Cli.Specs — 142/142 passed
  • dotnet test on Integration/Chronicle against a locally built single-port Chronicle dev image — 161/161 passed (auth/login, connection errors, and every command group)
  • Manually ran cratis get-started with no config to verify the onboarding panel renders correctly with the new connection string
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