feat(update): doctor redirects to the update flow to fix update-class issues#449
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… issues `uffs --update doctor` already diagnoses; now, when it finds an issue the update flow fixes — out of date, version-skewed, or **missing a core binary** — it redirects there instead of teaching the health-check helper the core set: - piped / non-TTY: prints a `→ run \`uffs --update\`` hint; - interactive TTY: asks "Run `uffs --update` now to fix this? [y/N]"; - `--repair` / `repair`: runs the update flow automatically (after the helper's local self-heal — resume/rollback, sweep backups, restart services). Keeps the architecture clean: the helper stays a dumb snapshot processor; the CLI (which owns the core set) decides what "incomplete" means and how to fix it. `--offline` skips the redirect (assess needs the release feed). The prompt never blocks a non-TTY caller — it returns "no" and falls back to the hint. Host clippy (strict) clean; uffs-cli tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… doc Dev-facing docs to match the user manual: - cli-grammar.md: add `repair` + `bins` to the `--update` action surface; note repair = doctor --repair alias, the doctor→update redirect, and that bare update reconciles the whole core set (adds a missing core binary). - UFFS-Self-Update-Feasibility-and-Design.md: add a §4.1 as-built addendum (action-based grammar) covering completeness (#447/#448), the repair verb + doctor redirect (#446/#449), and the journal to_version fix (#446). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Completes the self-update-robustness series (#446 #447 #448).
uffs --update doctoralready diagnoses; now when it finds an issue the update flow fixes— out of date, version-skewed, or missing a core binary — it redirects
there instead of teaching the health-check helper the core set:
→ run \uffs --update`` hint;uffs --updatenow to fix this? [y/N]";--repair/repair→ runs the update flow automatically, after thehelper's local self-heal (resume/rollback, sweep backups, restart services).
Keeps the architecture clean — the
uffs-updatehelper stays a dumb snapshotprocessor; the CLI (which owns
KNOWN_BINARIES) decides what "incomplete" meansand how to fix it.
--offlineskips the redirect (assess needs the releasefeed); the prompt never blocks a non-TTY caller (returns "no" → hint).
Host clippy (strict) clean; uffs-cli tests pass.