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fix: make CLI reports pipe-friendly and export public errors - #59
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--printcurrently writes the requested report to stderr, leaving a pipe or redirected stdout empty. Write traceback and exception text to stdout, keep omission notices on stderr, and preserve text supported by the stream's error handler while escaping unencodable characters. A closed stdout pipe exits quietly with status 141; a closed notice pipe does not suppress the report.Also export
DumpFormatError,CaptureTimeoutError, andCaptureInterruptedErrorfrom the package root and update the matching API documentation and bilingual usage notes.Refs #58. First PR in a three-part series; base:
main.Validation on CPython 3.13.15:
git diff --check, and strict Sphinx build passed.The pipe tests run real subprocesses. Encoding tests explicitly disable newline translation so byte-level assertions are portable to Windows.
CI on the latest head: all 10 checks passed, covering Linux Python 3.11–3.15, Windows/macOS Python 3.14, quality, documentation, and distributions. Workflow run.