fix(PL-4460): remove non-functional --releases flag from joy rel list#267
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The flag was already returning an error on use; remove it entirely so it no longer appears in the help text. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Removes the `--releases` / `-r` flag from `joy rel list`. The flag variable, its registration, and the dead error-check that fired when it was used are all deleted.
Why
In #143 (PL-2602) the `--releases` flag was superseded by a positional comma-separated release pattern argument. At that point the flag was wired to immediately return an error, but was never removed from the command — leaving it visible in `--help` while being completely non-functional.
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