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* feat: add inspect command group for offline topology analysis Adds inspect parent command with subcommands: all, blast-radius, deps, queues, runners, services, wizards. Expands topology package with Helm values fetching, runner/wizard parsing, enrichment, and output formatting. Removes graph.go in favor of the new output/enrichment approach. * refactor: remove inspect jobs subcommand and PrintCronJobList
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Summary
pkg/topology/package with a declarative service model (defaults, lookup, resolver) replacing hardcoded service knowledge scattered across debug commandspkg/debug/to use topology lookups instead of hardcoded service listsTest plan
go build ./...passesgo test ./pkg/topology/...passesgo test ./cmd/...passes