orzarua 0.6.0 → 0.7.0

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  The guides, recipes and a reference page for every command are inside the CLI (`orzarua docs`, `orzarua how <words>`, `orzarua describe <command>`, `orzarua examples <command>`). `orzarua doctor` checks the sign-in, the connection and the version; when a check fails it answers `ok: false` with `doctor-failed` (exit 9) and every check in `details`. Output is JSON when it is piped (or with `--json`), and tables and plain text at a terminal.
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+ ### Four jobs with their own command
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+ Some staff jobs take more than one step, so they are commands of their own (`orzarua describe <command>` lists everything each one runs):
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+ - `orzarua members import <file>`: members from an Excel (`.xlsx`) or CSV file, adding new people and updating those on file.
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+ - `orzarua yahrzeits bulk <file>`: add and change many yahrzeits from a sheet; `orzarua yahrzeits export` writes the sheet.
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+ - `orzarua automations create --from <preset>`: an automation started from the gallery (`orzarua automations presets` lists them).
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+ - `orzarua messages compose <file.md>`: a newsletter written in markdown, its images uploaded, saved as a draft with its email preview.
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+ Over MCP they are `members.importSheet`, `yahrzeits.bulk`, `automations.createFromPreset` and `messages.compose`. Each has a recipe (`orzarua how import a spreadsheet`, `update yahrzeits from a spreadsheet`, `remind families of a yahrzeit`, `write a newsletter in markdown`).
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  ### Changes go through a plan
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  A command that deletes, overwrites, reaches people or costs money never runs on the first call. It answers a plan and exits 7. Someone looks at the plan and says yes; then the same command runs with `--confirm <planId>`: