feat(app): add --clipboard flag to copy output to clipboard#31
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Adds -c / --clipboard CLI option that copies the rendered drawing to the system clipboard using clipboardy (cross-platform: pbcopy, xclip, wl-copy, clip). Works alongside --output for dual file+clipboard flow.
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Summary
This PR adds a
-c/--clipboardCLI option that copies the rendered drawing to the system clipboard using theclipboardypackage.Works alongside
--outputfor dual file+clipboard flow.Notes
clipboardyinstead of writing the logic myself in the app b/c the package is more testedbun.lockhas so many changesHeard about this on Syntax just days after experimenting with ascii art in agents, thanks for the awesome tool!