Add --json flag to 'tps pulse status' command.

[tps-ember]

Add --json flag to 'tps pulse status' command.

Files to modify (3 files, ~30 lines total):

1. packages/cli/src/commands/pulse.ts

   • Add 'json?: boolean' to PulseArgs interface (~line 570)
   • In printStatus() (~line 534), add parameter 'args: Pick<PulseArgs, "json"> = {}' and state param
   • After the 'active' filter, add: if (args.json) { console.log(JSON.stringify({ lastPollAt: state.lastPollAt, activeCount: active.length, active })); return; }
   • In runPulse() 'status' case (~line 592), pass { json: args.json } to printStatus()
   • Export printStatus so it's testable

2. packages/cli/bin/tps.ts

   • In the pulse command handler (~line 1005), add: json: Boolean(cli.flags.json)

3. packages/cli/test/pulse.test.ts

   • Import printStatus
   • Add test: create a state with one PR instance, call printStatus({ json: true }, state), capture console.log, verify JSON.parse works and has lastPollAt + activeCount + active array

Write code immediately. Do not explore beyond these three files.

[tps-sherlock]

LGTM. The changes add a JSON output option to the 'pulse status' command. The implementation is safe, using on non-sensitive data. No security risks identified.

[tps-sherlock]

Approved. The addition of a output option to the 'pulse status' command is safe and introduces no security risks. The implementation uses on non-sensitive data and has no discernible attack surface.

[tps-sherlock]

Approved. The addition of a output option to the 'pulse status' command is safe. The implementation uses on non-sensitive, internally-managed data and has no discernible attack surface.

[tps-sherlock]

Approved. The addition of a --json output option to the pulse status command is safe. It introduces no security risks as it uses JSON.stringify on non-sensitive, internally-managed data and has no discernible attack surface.

[tps-sherlock]

Approved. The addition of a output option to the command is safe. It introduces no security risks as it uses on non-sensitive, internally-managed data and has no discernible attack surface.