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Add cross-platform installed CLI smoke tests - #10
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What changed
creator-toolkitentrypoint smoke tests for help, JSON output, rename preview, and error handlingWhy
Unit tests already cover the application logic, but they do not prove that the built package exposes a working console command on each supported operating system. This PR adds a focused installed-package gate without duplicating the full unit-test matrix.
Impact
Contributors get fast, explicit feedback when packaging or cross-platform behavior breaks. Users get a documented support policy for current Windows, macOS, and Linux releases.
Validation
ruff check .ruff format --check .pytest— 48 passed, 93.79% coveragetwine checkpip-audit— no known vulnerabilities in third-party dependenciespip checkCloses #5