feat: export static diff renderer - #686
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Problem
Hunk can render unified patches as terminal-friendly ANSI text for constrained pager hosts, but that renderer is only available inside the CLI. An integration that already has a patch must either start the interactive application or reimplement the presentation layer.
For example, a terminal host can receive
git diffoutput and need a colored stack or split view without taking over input or the alternate screen.Changes
hunkdiff/staticwithrenderStaticDiff(patch, options), returning Hunk's sanitized ANSI output without starting an interactive review.