feat: add user-defined command aliases via ~/.bernstein/aliases.yaml#276
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Code Review SummaryStatus: No Issues Found | Recommendation: Merge Files Reviewed (1 files)
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Hey! This feature was already merged in #264 (which included both config diff and user aliases). Your code is in main — thanks for the persistence! 👍 |
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Resubmission of #265/#275. Fixes #249.
All Pyright errors resolved:
Extended the alias system to support user-defined aliases loaded from ~/.bernstein/aliases.yaml. User aliases override built-in ones. The �ernstein aliases command shows whether each alias is built-in or user-defined.