docs(cli): clarify picker workflow boundaries#240
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Problem
The command surface and picker surface had drifted conceptually. Recent fixes moved direct
:Forgeflows away from picker dependencies, but the docs did not clearly spell out which workflows requirefzf-luaand which forge actions are expected to remain available directly through the Ex command interface.Solution
Document the boundary explicitly and add a regression spec that pins command parity for non-list forge actions. The updated docs now state that
fzf-luais for interactive picker and listing workflows, while:Forgecovers direct explicit actions with stable targets. Picker-only behavior is called out as list navigation, row-scoped helpers, nested checks, and local git navigation.