feat: transition 'local' command to tradeorm for speed

[kfsone]

DRAFT:

Transitions "local" command to a new pattern that makes it much more responsive, adding a few extra options and some cleanup.

new "--limit" option:

systems with stations that are not fleet carriers within 8 ly:

within 6 ly of reorte, systems + stations that are trading and known to be within 300 ls of arrival point, non-planetary, and non-fleet carrier:

stations in "Rhea" (ly=0) which aren't planetary:

[kfsone]

Made a bit more use of --detail here:

[Tromador]

local’s “unknown system” handling doesn’t match TradeORM.lookup_system behaviour

TradeORM.lookup_system raises on unknown systems; it does not return None, so the new local_cmd.run()’s if not origin: branch is effectively dead, and the exception type is not the CommandLineError it tries to raise.
In TradeORM.lookup_system

result: orm.Station | orm.System | None = self.lookup_place(system_name)
...
if sys_name:
    system = self._system_lookup(sys_name)
    if not system:
        raise TradeException(f"unknown system: {sys_name}")

then in local_cmd.py:run

origin = tdb.lookup_system(cmdenv.near)
if not origin:
    raise CommandLineError(f"Unknown system: {cmdenv.near}")

Impact: you’ll get a TradeException bubbling up (whatever the global handler does with it), not the intended CommandLineError with consistent CLI messaging.

Same duplicate uprint here as in #263

Might be more, but I'm checking in case I'm seeing ghosts.

[kfsone]

note: this branch is a continuation of the max-link-ly one, I was just too lazy to split them totally

[kfsone]

duplicate uprint fixed in parent branch.

That leaves the exception handling, which I think is a testament to TradeORM lookup methods needing fleshing out. TradeException is probably the wrong thing (too broad?) for them to throw, but equally KeyError would mean cluttering every call site with a try/catch wrapper.

Python convention seems to be to allow you to specify a default to indicate no-throw:

lookup_system("kfsone")   <- raise
lookup_system("kfsone", None)  <- return None
lookup_system("kfsone", default=None) <- return None

Alternative 1: Add a specific "NameNotFoundError", 'Could not match {typename}: '{name}'', so catching is an option rather than a mandate (if you want to give the user good feedback).

Alternative 2: (can include alt 1) try-unless-default as above?

[kfsone]

I think @Tromador's points about lookup are a foundational aspect of the DB->ORM work and thus #245.

Does it make most sense to draft this PR and gate it's return on work to reach acceptable feature-parity between TradeORM.lookup_place and TradeDB.lookup_place?

[Tromador]

I think @Tromador's points about lookup are a foundational aspect of the DB->ORM work and thus #245.

Does it make most sense to draft this PR and gate it's return on work to reach acceptable feature-parity between TradeORM.lookup_place and TradeDB.lookup_place?

Yeah, I think that makes sense. Need the right foundation to build on.