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Pull #65

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feat(cli): integrate CMPValidator into iabtcfv2 validate

Wire the CMPValidator from v0.390 into the CLI so end users can
actually use it without writing Perl glue.

Four new flags on `iabtcfv2 validate`:

  --cmp-list <PATH-OR-URL>     -- single source. URL detected by the
                                  ^https?:// prefix; everything else
                                  is treated as a local file path.
  --cmp-list-network-ok        -- required when --cmp-list is a URL
                                  (mirrors CMPValidator's network_ok
                                  opt-in).
  --cmp-list-verify-ssl!       -- on by default; --no-cmp-list-verify-ssl
                                  to disable for self-signed CMP servers.
  --cmp-list-timeout <SECONDS> -- HTTP fetch timeout, default 30.

When --cmp-list is supplied, run_validate constructs a CMPValidator
and injects it as the cmp_validator rule on the Validator. Failures
flow through the existing JSON `reasons` / `reason` path -- no output
shape change.

The 28-day staleness warning that CMPValidator emits via Carp::carp
is now gated on --enable-warnings: routine CLI use stays quiet, but
operators who opt into warnings see the registry-age signal on stderr.

URL fetches honor the standard https_proxy / http_proxy / no_proxy
environment variables automatically (env_proxy => 1 was wired in PR
#64). POD documents this on the --cmp-list flag.

POD: new entries under "Rule options"; --enable-warnings doc updated;
exit-code 2 description extended; two new examples (local file and
URL+proxy) under "Examples".

Tests in t/10-cli-iabtcfv2.t: 14 new assertions across two subtests
covering known/unknown CMP via --cmp-list, URL-without-network-ok
refusal (exit 2 + diagnostic), --no-cmp-list-verify-ssl smoke, the
timeout flag, and the staleness-warning gate (no warning without -w,
warning with -w).

This is PR B of two for v0.391; PR A (#64) shipped the library
options. After merge, $VERSION bumps to 0.391 ... (continued)

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