CLI Music Rm

`ed music rm`

Moves a track or a folder to the Trash. Nothing is deleted outright, so a mistake is recoverable from Finder.

ed music rm <target> [--folder] [--yes] [--json]

Name	Type / values	Default	What it does
`target`	track path or query, or folder path with `--folder`	required	What to trash.
`--folder`	flag	off	Remove a folder and everything in it.
`--yes`	flag	off	Actually do it. Without this nothing is moved.
`--json`	flag	off	Emit JSON on stdout.

{
  "path": "Chill/beta-tune.mp3",
  "tracks": 1,
  "trashed": true
}

ed music rm beta-tune.mp3
ed music rm beta-tune.mp3 --yes
ed music rm --folder Chill --yes
ed music rm --folder Chill --json

Without --yes this is a dry run that touches nothing, prints what it would do, and still exits 0. The JSON is the same document with "trashed": false, which is the field to gate on:

$ ed music rm --folder Chill
would move Chill to the Trash (4 track(s))
nothing was moved; pass --yes to go ahead

tracks is 1 for a track and the number of playable tracks anywhere under the folder for --folder. Trashing the library root itself is refused and exits 1 with the library root cannot be removed. A Trash operation the filesystem rejects, for instance on a volume with no Trash, exits 1 with what macOS said.