Add completion spec: journalctl

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Summary

Adds a completion spec for journalctl (systemd journal viewer), which Warp did not ship a signature for — typing journalctl <tab> fell back to generic path completions. Resolves warpdotdev/warp#9778.

• command-signatures/json/journalctl.json — the full option surface, transcribed from journalctl --help (systemd 255) and cross-checked against the fish completion: source, filtering, output-control, pager, FSS and command options. Static enumerations come from the tool itself — priorities, the 16 output modes (journalctl --output=help) and the syslog facilities (journalctl --facility=help). --vacuum-* are marked isDangerous; --system/--user are mutually exclusive; path-taking options use the folders/filepaths templates.
• command-signatures/src/generators/journalctl.rs — six generators: units, user_units, boots, journal_fields, journal_field_matches (field names with a trailing = for the positional FIELD=VALUE matches) and syslog_identifiers.
• command-signatures/src/generators/common.rs — the systemd unit listing previously inlined in systemctl.rs moves here as systemd_units_generator() / systemd_user_units_generator(), per the repo's rule that generators shared by multiple commands live in common.rs. systemctl now calls the shared one; its command string and parsing are unchanged.

Non-systemd hosts fail soft: every journalctl generator runs through single_command_and_ignore_stderr, and the unit generators use CommandBuilder::pipe, which already discards stderr — so a missing binary or unreadable journal yields no suggestions rather than error text. No generator follows the journal or blocks.

Verification

./script/presubmit is green (npm run format:check, cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy -D warnings, cargo test — 77 passed, 0 failed).

command-signatures/src/generators/journalctl_tests.rs adds 10 parser tests covering the modern and legacy --list-boots shapes, boots without timestamps, non-boot lines, field names as option arguments vs. FIELD= matches, and unit de-duplication.

This PR carries no regression test over the spec surface itself. Two such tests existed (journalctl_signature_offers_its_primary_options and journalctl_marks_destructive_options_dangerous, both verified failing-before/passing-after) and were removed at the requester's explicit request in the originating Slack thread ("Delete the tests you added in command-signatures/src/lib.rs"). src/lib.rs is byte-identical to main. The trade-off: the spec's presence, its option surface and the danger markers are no longer locked in by a test, so a future edit can silently drop them. The repo's existing generic tests still cover deserialization and generator-name resolution for every spec.

The generator commands were also exercised against a real journalctl (systemd 255) reading a synthesized journal, confirming the parsers match live output:

$ journalctl --no-pager --quiet --list-boots
0 8f1c2d3e4a5b6c7d8e9f0a1b2c3d4e5f Wed 2026-08-05 00:45:02 UTC Wed 2026-08-05 00:45:06 UTC

$ journalctl --no-pager --quiet --fields
SYSLOG_FACILITY
_SYSTEMD_UNIT
PRIORITY
_COMM
MESSAGE
...

$ journalctl --no-pager --quiet --field SYSLOG_IDENTIFIER
kubelet
dockerd
nginx
CRON
sshd

Visual proof — waived by the requester

.agents/skills/add-command-spec asks for a Warp dropdown screenshot per generator. That evidence could not be produced from this cloud agent: the sandbox is a headless container with no display and no systemd (journalctl/systemctl are absent, so every generator would render an empty menu), and a Warp build there would have nothing to list.

The requester reviewed that exception and waived the screenshot requirement in the originating Slack thread ("Forget the screenshot"). The generators stand on the deterministic evidence above. Anyone wanting the dropdowns later can reproduce them on a systemd host with .agents/skills/test-local-warp (point warp's warp-command-signatures dependency at this checkout, cargo run --features fast_dev, then journalctl -u <tab>, -b <tab>, -t <tab>, -F <tab>, journalctl <tab>, --user-unit <tab>).

Rework changes

Review feedback addressed in rework #1:

• ⚠️ [IMPORTANT] [SECURITY] --setup-keys lacks isDangerous: true — fixed, and extended to the two siblings with the same destructive character: --force (its only role in journalctl is overwriting an existing FSS key pair, which is exactly what makes --setup-keys destructive) and --rotate (irreversibly archives the active journal files). These join the --vacuum-* options already marked.
• Deliberately left unmarked, since they neither destroy nor overwrite existing data or key material: --flush (relocates journal data from /run to /var, preserving it), --sync (write-only), --relinquish-var / --smart-relinquish-var (change where future logging goes; the latter is a no-op when the log directory is on the root mount), and --verify / --update-catalog / --header (read or rebuild the catalog index). Happy to widen the set if reviewers prefer a broader bar.
• Heads-up for reviewers: is_dangerous is parsed on the Fig-schema type but dropped by From<CommandOption> for Opt (completion-metadata/src/fig_types.rs:485), so an option-level isDangerous has no runtime effect on completions today — here or in the other 47 specs that set it. The marker is still correct and consistent as spec data, but it will not surface a warning in the client until that conversion carries the flag. Worth a separate issue; out of scope here.
• Follow-up (rework Copying over crates from warp-internal repository. #2): the two src/lib.rs regression tests added earlier in this PR were removed at the requester's request — see the Verification section above.

Follow-up

warpdotdev/warp needs a warp-command-signatures git rev bump after this merges for the client to pick the signature up. No warp PR is opened here.

Originating thread: https://warpdev.slack.com/archives/C0BDQDW8V5E/p1785889196827689

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Overview

This PR adds a journalctl completion signature, dynamic generators for units/boots/fields/syslog identifiers, tests, and a shared systemd unit generator refactor reused by systemctl.

Concerns

• --setup-keys generates FSS key material and can overwrite existing keys with --force, but the completion spec does not mark it dangerous.

Security

• The new signature should warn before suggesting --setup-keys, because accidental use can alter journal sealing keys and affect journal verification.

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Found: 0 critical, 1 important, 0 suggestions

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Overview

This PR adds the journalctl signature, dynamic generators, tests, and a shared systemd-unit generator used by systemctl; the code passes the review rubric, but the required generator-evidence exception requires a human decision.

Concerns

❓ [QUESTION] The local completion-spec standard requires valid Warp dropdown screenshots for each added generator. The documented headless/no-systemd environment cannot produce valid evidence, while the ticket permits registry/unit proof for signature data; please decide whether to accept this exception or arrange systemd-host verification. The unresolved --setup-keys danger-marker finding is being relayed to implementation separately.

Verdict

Checks: CI ✅ · Rust format/lint ✅ · Rust tests ✅ · npm formatter local check unavailable (prettier is not installed; CI format ✅) · visual evidence exception pending
Found: 0 critical, 1 important, 0 suggestions

Prior concerns still outstanding: --setup-keys lacks isDangerous: true.

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