feat(cues): add bulk-delete subcommand (cueapi #650 parity)

[mikemolinet]

Summary

Adds cueapi bulk-delete <id1> <id2> ... — wraps POST /v1/cues/bulk-delete (cueapi #650). Variadic args, max 100 IDs per call.

Behavior

• Per-ID atomic, NOT batch atomic — IDs that don't exist OR aren't owned by the caller land in the response's skipped array (silent skip on miss; no info leak about other tenants' cues).
• Cascade FK handles executions + dispatch_outbox cleanup server-side.
• Server requires X-Confirm-Destructive: true header (sent automatically after the local --yes confirmation passes).
• --yes / -y skips the confirmation prompt for CI usage.
• Client-side cap of 100 IDs prevents server roundtrip on obvious overruns; over-cap calls print error + early-return.

Output

✓ Deleted N cue(s)
  ✓ cue_abc...
  ...

Skipped: M (not found or not owned)
  · cue_xyz...

Truncates lists at 10 entries with "... and X more" tail for readability on large bulk operations.

Tests

3 new tests:

• test_bulk_delete_help — pins --yes flag + 100-cap callout
• test_bulk_delete_requires_at_least_one_id — variadic minimum
• test_bulk_delete_rejects_more_than_100_ids_pre_request — client-cap pin

186/186 tests pass.

Source / Note

Drift audit handoff/cueapi-package-drift-2026-05-06. The Backlog row I filed earlier today described this as "messages bulk-delete" — that was a mis-recall; cueapi #650 is cues bulk-delete + stale-cue discovery filters (cued the wrong noun in my audit). The stale-cue discovery filters (orphan / last-success-age / consecutive-failed) on GET /v1/cues are a separate port — adding to a follow-up PR if not already covered by the existing cueapi list flag surface.

cueapi-main confirmed cueapi-cli lane mine via [CC-CUEAPI-CLI-LANE-OPTION-B-YOURS].

Related

• cueapi-action: adds cueapi-action bulk-delete once this CLI port lands (Action wraps cueapi-cli; tracked on Backlog as upstream-bounded).
• cueapi-python / cueapi-mcp: would add client.cues.bulk_delete() / cueapi_bulk_delete_cues tool — separate Backlog rows; defer to follow-ups.

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