refactor: curated key/value detail table for repo get

[lbrealdev]

Summary

repo get table mode no longer reuses the list summary columns. It now renders a curated Field | Value detail view, while --format json still returns the full raw GitHub API payload.

Changes

• Replaced CliOutput / CliFormatOutput with:
  • generic renderers (to_json, to_table, to_key_value_table)
  • projections (project_repo_summary, project_repo_detail)
  • entry points (format_repo_get, format_repo_list)
• repo list summary fields (name, owner, url, visibility) unchanged
• Updated CLI docs and changelog
• Added projection/format unit tests

Related

• Follow-up to roadmap idea in [Roadmap] Resume github-rest-cli development #80 (“richer … more fields”)
• Does not close Add docs/cli.md CLI usage guide #91–Document credentials via settings.toml and .secrets.toml #95 (those were completed in docs: guides + prepare v2.0.0 release #96 / v2.0.0 but left open; closing separately)
• Does not address Add pagination support for repo list #93 (pagination)

Test plan

• uv run pytest -v (46 passed)
• Manually: github-rest-cli repo get -n <repo> -o <owner> shows key/value detail
• Manually: github-rest-cli repo get -n <repo> -f json still dumps full API object
• Manually: github-rest-cli repo list table/JSON unchanged

  

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Housekeeping note: These issues were completed in #96 / v2.0.0 but left open (no auto-close keywords). Please close them manually:

• Add docs/cli.md CLI usage guide #91 — docs/cli.md
• Prepare and publish next PyPI release #92 — PyPI release (v2.0.0 published)
• Add CHANGELOG and document release process #94 — CHANGELOG + release process
• Document credentials via settings.toml and .secrets.toml #95 — credentials via settings/secrets docs

Leave open: #93 (pagination) — still outstanding.

This PR (#97) does not close those; it only relates to the “richer fields” idea from #80.