go: consolidate procman.go into main.go #2
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Single-file structure is idiomatic for small CLI tools that aren't intended as libraries. At ~320 lines, the code is easily scannable in one file without jumping between files. This also improves consistency with mdembed, another pinned repo with similar single-purpose CLI tool characteristics. Ordering: imports → const/types → main() → functions by receiver. Co-authored-by: Warp <agent@warp.dev>
Mirrors the source file consolidation for consistency. At ~270 lines, the tests are easily scannable in one file. TestMain stays at the top as test infrastructure, followed by unit tests, then the integration test. Co-authored-by: Warp <agent@warp.dev>
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Single-file structure is idiomatic for small CLI tools that aren't
intended as libraries. At ~320 lines, the code is easily scannable
in one file without jumping between files.
This also improves consistency with mdembed, another pinned repo
with similar single-purpose CLI tool characteristics.
Ordering: imports → const/types → main() → functions by receiver.
Also consolidate test files. This mirrors the source file
consolidation for consistency. At ~270 lines, the tests are
easily scannable in one file.
TestMain stays at the top as test infrastructure, followed by unit
tests, then the integration test.
Co-authored-by: Warp agent@warp.dev