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…stry list

- index.js: run stackql --version after setup and log output to action logs
  (runs before wrapper install to use the original binary name)
- workflow: replace version check test with stackql exec REGISTRY LIST test
  that validates the JSON response is an array of {provider, version} objects

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y8NseCm28GqE8nQ1Yvg5aa

When use_wrapper=true, @actions/exec writes stackql's stdout directly to
the wrapper process's stdout AND the wrapper emits ::debug:: annotations
via core.debug(). Since the JSON output has no trailing newline, the debug
text is appended on the same line (e.g. [{...}]::debug::StackQL exited...).

Strip all ::name::value GitHub Actions workflow commands from captured
output before piping to jq.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y8NseCm28GqE8nQ1Yvg5aa

The wrapper prints the binary path + args as the first line of output,
which is not JSON. grep -E '^\s*[\[{]' keeps only lines that are actual
JSON, discarding both that command line and any leftover blank lines.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y8NseCm28GqE8nQ1Yvg5aa

Avoids jq dependency and wrapper stdout pollution. Captures table-format
output via GITHUB_ENV multiline syntax, then validates header and first
data row with regex (same pattern as the version check step).

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y8NseCm28GqE8nQ1Yvg5aa

macOS ships bash 3.2 which does not support \s in =~ regex patterns.
Replace with POSIX [[:space:]] which works on all platforms.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y8NseCm28GqE8nQ1Yvg5aa

${{ env.registry_list_output }} causes GitHub Actions to inline the raw
table content (with | pipes and newlines) directly into the bash script
before the shell parses it, breaking [[ ]] conditionals on Windows.
Using the shell env var avoids the inline substitution entirely.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y8NseCm28GqE8nQ1Yvg5aa