Add recursive directory processing and section scanning#17
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Introduce two new features for mono-repo workflows: - `--recursive` (`-R`): Walk directories recursively to find and process all supported source files. Skips hidden dirs, node_modules, target, etc. Filters by supported file extensions. Works with both --line and --section. - `--scan`: Read-only discovery of all toggle section IDs across directories. Lists section ID, file, line range, state (commented/uncommented/mixed), and description. Supports --json for machine-readable output. Implicitly recursive — no need to also pass -R. New module `src/walk.rs` provides shared directory traversal using walkdir. New functions in `src/core.rs`: `supported_extensions()`, `scan_sections()`, and `SectionInfo` struct. Includes 30 new tests (10 unit walk, 7 unit core/scan, 13 integration). All 127 tests pass, clippy clean. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL
- Move --encoding validation before --scan dispatch so invalid encodings are rejected in all modes - Gate walk_directory warnings on verbose flag for consistent stderr behavior - Add warning for nonexistent paths in --scan mode to catch typos https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL
Integrate main branch changes (force invert, list-sections, SectionToggleResult, discover_sections, process_path/process_file split) with scan feature branch (--scan, scan_sections, ScanSectionInfo, walk module). Key merge decisions: - Renamed scan's SectionInfo to ScanSectionInfo to avoid collision with main's internal SectionInfo struct - Keep main's collect_files (inline WalkDir with smart section filtering) for normal/JSON modes; keep walk module for --scan mode - Removed duplicate recursive field from cli.rs - All 148 tests pass (79 integration + 69 unit) https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL
The Cli struct is publicly constructible, so adding new fields like `scan` is a semver-breaking change. Adding #[non_exhaustive] prevents external code from constructing Cli via struct literal, which is the correct pattern since Cli should only be created via Cli::parse(). https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL
- Bump cargo-deny-action from v2.0.9 to v2.0.15 (cargo-deny 0.19.0) to fix CVSS 4.0 parsing error on recent advisories (RUSTSEC-2026-0009) - Add taplo TOML linter to lefthook pre-commit hooks - Add toml-lint CI job using taplo fmt --check and taplo lint - Fix deny.toml formatting to pass taplo checks https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL
- Run cargo fmt to fix formatting across src/ and tests/ - Replace .clone() with std::slice::from_ref() in walk_tests.rs to fix clippy::cloned-ref-to-slice-refs lint (new in Rust 1.94) - Add --all-targets to clippy pre-commit hook so it checks test code too, matching CI behavior and preventing this class of miss Root cause: the pre-commit clippy hook ran without --all-targets, so it only checked lib/bin targets and missed lint errors in test files. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL
The #[non_exhaustive] attribute was added in 665b772 to try to fix a semver issue, but it actually *introduces* a breaking change: marking a previously-exhaustive struct as #[non_exhaustive] prevents external code from constructing it via struct literal. Since Cli is a clap Parser (constructed via Cli::parse()), the attribute is unnecessary. Adding the new `scan` field is a minor change, not a breaking one. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL
The Cli struct on main has all-public fields and is externally constructible. Adding the new `scan` field triggers constructible_struct_adds_field. Since Cli is a clap Parser (constructed via Cli::parse(), not struct literals), this lint is a false positive for our use case. Allow it via Cargo.toml metadata configuration. Also reverts the #[non_exhaustive] workaround which itself was flagged as a breaking change. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL
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Summary
This PR adds two major features to the toggle tool: recursive directory processing with the
-R/--recursiveflag and a read-only--scanmode to discover and report toggle sections without modifying files.Key Changes
Recursive Directory Processing (
-Rflag)src/walk.rsmodule implements intelligent directory traversal viacollect_files()function.hidden,.git, etc.) and common build/dependency directories (node_modules,target,__pycache__, etc.)tests/unit/walk_tests.rscovering edge cases (hidden dirs, unsupported files, max depth, etc.)Section Scanning (
--scanflag)core::scan_sections()function parses toggle markers without modifying filesSectionInfostruct with metadata: section ID, file path, line numbers, description, and state (commented/uncommented/mixed/empty)--scancannot be combined with--line,--section, or--forceflagsCore Infrastructure
supported_extensions()function listing all file types toggle handlescore.rswith section discovery and state detection utilities-R/--recursiveand--scanflagswalk::collect_files()for path resolutionImplementation Details
walkdircrate with configurable depth limits-Rflag (explicit error)https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gu8ypnEYFzgL38aRndJwxL