feat: KasAuth session flags (--otp, --session-lifetime, --session-update-lifetime)#33
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Summary
Adds three persistent root-command flags exposing the optional KasAuth bootstrap parameters:
--otp→session_2fa--session-lifetime→session_lifetime(1..30000 seconds, range-checked client-side)--session-update-lifetime→session_update_lifetime(Y/N)All three flow through
BuildAPIClientintoauth.Optionssoauth.SessionTokenSourceforwards them on the credential-token request. They are KasAuth-only (the KAS docs do not cover them on directkas_auth_type=plaincalls), so combining any of them withauth_type=plainis rejected up front with a user-error exit code that points to the correct strategy.The
--auth-typeand per-flag help texts spell out the KAS-protocol vs. CLI-config-strategy distinction so the duplicated word "plain" no longer misleads.