fix: read CLI version from package.json instead of hardcoded value#61
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Summary
--versionoutput was hardcoded tov0.0.1— now reads frompackage.jsonat runtime so it always matches the published version.Note: for users installing from npm this works immediately (the published tarball has the correct version in package.json). For the git repo to stay in sync, we'll need a separate PR to wire up the version commit-back in the publish workflow.