fix: keep --json output parseable on stdout#286
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--jsonis supposed to mean "stdout is JSON you can parse". Several commands broke that promise by mixing raw text into the output.tower run --detached --jsonprinted a "See more" link after the success JSON.tower run --jsonagainst a missing app printed remediation steps after the error JSON.tower schedules list --jsonprinted "No schedules found." instead of[].tower teams list --jsonprinted the active-team legend after the data. Andtower version --jsonwasn't JSON at all.The root cause is the same everywhere:
output::write()knows about MCP mode but not JSON mode. Instead of special-casing call sites, the broken sites now go through JSON-aware output functions. output.rs gains two:text()writes a human rendering or the data as JSON (the same shape astable()andlist()), andnote()writes presentation-only text that JSON mode suppresses. The run link travels inside the success message, with the scheduled run as structureddata.The new integration tests run each case with
--jsonand parse stdout. Puttingteams listunder test required updating the mock server's/v1/session/refreshresponse, which had drifted from the generated client models. flake.lock gets a nixpkgs bump so binaryen comes from the binary cache on aarch64-darwin instead of compiling LLVM from source.