Standardize on one-character prompts everywhere

[ericcurtin]

Rather than a mix of 3 and 1.

Summary by Sourcery

Standardize CLI continuation prompts to use a single-character "." instead of "..."

Enhancements:

• Unify multiline input prompt in run command to ". "
• Update readline alternate prompt from "... " to ". "

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Standardize on single-character prompts in the interactive CLI by replacing all multi-character '... ' prompts with '. ' in the readMultilineInput and readline configurations.

Class diagram for updated prompt configuration in CLI input handling

classDiagram
    class RunCommand {
        +readMultilineInput(cmd, scanner)
        - prompt changed from "... " to ". "
    }
    class ReadlinePrompt {
        +Prompt: string
        +AltPrompt: string
        +Placeholder: string
        +AltPlaceholder: string
        - AltPrompt changed from "... " to ". "
    }
    RunCommand --> ReadlinePrompt

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Simplified the multi-line input continuation prompt	Replaced cmd.Print("... ") with cmd.Print(". ") in readMultilineInput	cmd/cli/commands/run.go
Updated the alternate readline prompt	Changed AltPrompt in readline.New from "... " to ". " to match the one-character style	cmd/cli/commands/run.go

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Summary of Changes

Hello @ericcurtin, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on enhancing the user experience within the command-line interface by standardizing the visual cue for multi-line input. By unifying the prompt character, the change aims to provide a more consistent and streamlined interaction for users entering multi-line commands or messages.

Highlights

• Prompt Standardization: Standardized the multi-line input prompt from three dots (...) to a single dot (.) across the command-line interface for consistency.

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Pull Request Overview

Standardize continuation prompts to a single-character format for consistency across interactive input modes.

• Change multiline continuation prompt from "... " to ". " in readMultilineInput
• Update readline AltPrompt from "... " to ". "

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Code Review

This pull request standardizes the multiline input prompt to a single-character prompt, which improves UI consistency across the CLI. The changes in cmd/cli/commands/run.go are straightforward and correctly implement this standardization. To further enhance maintainability, I recommend defining the new prompt string as a constant to avoid duplication, as detailed in my specific comment.