cli: add JSON output for concore validate#533
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Adds optional JSON output to
concore validatevia:concore validate workflow.graphml --format jsonRight now
concore validateis human readable but not machine readable. This makes downstream integration harder than it needs to be. Adding a structured JSON mode gives us a clean foundation for future editor/API/CI workflows without changing the current CLI experience.Changes
--format {text,json}tovalidatevaliderrorswarningsinfosummaryerror_typeandnode_idwhere applicableI have made sure that the existing text output remains the default and there are no behavior change to current CLI usage
Also the line changes are a bit higher mainly because
validate.pypreviously stored only plain strings, to support JSON cleanly, the validator now attaches structured metadata while preserving the same text mode behavior