seedgo's cli/help_text/introspection standards are static source scans — they
confirm a print_help function, console.print, and --help wiring exist, but never
execute --help. So a module could score 100% while rendering raw argparse.
ai_mail did exactly that via console.print(parser.format_help()), laundering
argparse plain text through the approved console API and dodging the existing
parser.print_help() ban.
- seedgo: cli_check now flags .format_help(); cli.md/cli_content.py name it
alongside print_help(); +2 regression tests (1095 pass, self-audit 100%)
- ai_mail: rewrote print_help() to hand-rolled Rich (737 tests pass); --help now
renders Rich with no raw argparse, Cli back to 100% legitimately
- behavioral --help check (run it, assert not raw argparse) noted as a follow-up
DPLAN-0217.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QEQZXCtgnF3NQtcttTErpq
