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feat: Complete CLI redesign with comprehensive testing (#24)

* feat: Complete CLI redesign to resource-oriented architecture

Implements GitHub issue #23 - transforms CLI from inconsistent command
patterns to clean resource-oriented architecture following RESTful principles.

## Architecture Changes
- Resource-first commands: `captan [resource] [action]`
- Consistent CRUD verbs: add, list, show, update, delete
- Email-based stakeholder identification support
- Clean handler separation by resource type

## New Command Structure
- stakeholder: add/list/show/update/delete
- security: add/list/show/update/delete
- issuance: add/list/show/update/delete
- grant: add/list/show/update/delete
- safe: add/list/show/update/delete/convert
- report: summary/ownership/stakeholder/security
- export: csv/json/pdf
- system: init/validate/schema/log

## Implementation
- Extracted 2,593 lines of handlers into clean modular files
- Fixed property name mismatches (pps vs pricePerShare)
- Implemented missing CRUD operations (many were stubs)
- Added comprehensive identifier resolution system
- Updated all 28 integration tests to new syntax

## Documentation
- Added comprehensive Usage section with all commands
- Updated all examples to use new resource-oriented syntax
- Fixed parameter notation (<required> vs [optional])
- Removed outdated command references

## Testing
- All 521 tests passing
- Complete end-to-end verification of new commands
- Integration tests updated for new CLI structure

Breaking changes for v0.4.0 - new architecture is production ready.

* test: add comprehensive handler tests and fix test isolation issues

- Add complete test suites for all handler modules (10 new test files)
- Add identifier-resolver and helpers test suites
- Fix test isolation issues by using factory functions and deep cloning
- Fix mock return structures to match implementation expectations
- Improve coverage from 39.23% to 83.93% overall
- Handler coverage increased to 94.79% ... (continued)

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