Add --json output to claim rotate#142
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Adds a --json flag to claim rotate that emits a single schema-v1 result object on stdout (result rotated|error, the accepted version on success, a machine error code plus human detail on failure), mirroring claim status --json. Progress and retry notices move to stderr so stdout carries only the terminal result, letting the on-device webconfig drive rotation and report outcomes reliably. The default human output is unchanged.
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Adds a
--jsonflag toapl-feed claim rotate. With it, rotation emits a single machine-readable result object on stdout —resultofrotated(with the accepted secret version) orerror(with a machine code and a human detail string) — mirroring the existingclaim status --json. Progress and retry notices move to stderr so stdout carries only the terminal result.This lets a caller drive a claim-secret rotation and report the outcome reliably without scraping human text. The default (non-
--json) output is unchanged.