Add aliases to maintained examples
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# Application-owned aliases implementation plan
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Status: in progress; Stages 1–13 completed.
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Status: in progress; Stages 1–14 completed.
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## Authority, baseline, and scope
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and forthcoming core dependency adoption in their developer-facing guidance;
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do not claim published core v0.2.0 has alias support.
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**Completed:** The core example now installs command and group shortcuts,
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global and scoped flag aliases in a mixed declaration slice, and prints entered
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and canonical invocation paths. The composed example installs collection,
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PromptKit group, bundle, smoke, scoped format, and global help aliases alongside
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its complete canonical declarations. Example tests cover shortcut and
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canonical operations, help with zero PromptKit engine loads, and local smoke
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report delivery. Both example READMEs explain local-source use and that
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published core v0.2.0 lacks alias support. Verified with `go test ./... -count=1`
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at the root and the complete ckprompt module suite under the local workspace;
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all newly documented alias commands also ran successfully.
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## Stage 15: Reconcile public and internal documentation
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**Work**
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