Reworks the REPL into a stateful shell that tracks a category path: typing a bare category name cd's into it, `/` returns to root, `..` walks one level up (chained as `../..` etc.), path tokens with slashes or a leading `..` navigate, `infinito [path]` always jumps absolute, and `ls` renders the current folder with a 🗂️/⚙️ emoji column, name, and a 30-char-truncated description (folders sorted before commands). Executable leaves (sub-packages with `__main__.py`) run instead of cd-ing into them. The prompt prints `🖥️ infinito <space-separated path>> `; the screen clears (incl. scrollback via `\033[3J`) before each command run, and the run echoes the resolved invocation in the fresh frame so the user sees what is about to execute.
Splits `repl.py` (~250 lines) into focused modules: `constants.py` (sentinels), `navigation.py` (path/category resolve + prompt + normalize), `ls.py` (folder rendering + truncate), `runner.py` (subprocess dispatch + clear_screen), `banner.py` (startup banner). `repl.py` is now a thin `main()` loop with backward-compat re-exports so external consumers keep the `repl.<symbol>` surface. Mirrors the split on the test side into `test_navigation.py`, `test_runner.py`, `test_ls.py`, and a `test_repl.py` that owns only main-loop integration with a shared `_MainLoopHarness` mixin.
Adds `scripts/tests/environment/11_console.sh` as a CI smoke that feeds a navigation sequence through the REPL and asserts every prompt shape plus the `ls` emoji output, so a regression in the prompt format, the path resolver, or the folder rendering is caught by the environment-test orchestrator.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`python -m cli.console -h` and `--help` now print a local usage
summary and exit without importing `cli.console.repl`. The
description covers the wrapper's behaviour (prefix stripping,
help-alias handling, Ctrl+C semantics, exit tokens) so callers can
discover the REPL surface without entering it.
The repl import is moved into the run branch so the help path
stays cheap and free of repl-side imports.
Wrap `python -m cli` in a host-side REPL launched via `make console`. The
loop normalizes input (strips leading `infinito`/`cli`, treats bare `help`
as `--help`), ignores Ctrl+C so accidental input cancels don't kill the
session, and exits only on `exit`/`quit`/`:q` or Ctrl+D. Includes a banner
with help/web/docs/license/author hints. Drops the now-redundant
`infinito --help` footer from `make help`. Adds 22 unit tests covering
normalization, subprocess dispatch, and main-loop control flow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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