Fixes validation errors on Windows by normalizing CRLF/CR line endings
to LF before parsing sections. Adds comprehensive test coverage for
CRLF handling in both unit and integration tests.
Implements new `openspec spec` command with three subcommands:
- `spec show`: Display specs with JSON output and filtering options
- `spec list`: List all available specifications
- `spec validate`: Validate spec structure with detailed reporting
Key features:
- JSON output for CI/CD integration (--json flag)
- Content filtering (--requirements, --no-scenarios, -r)
- Strict validation mode (--strict)
- Support for both Overview/Purpose and Requirements/Behavior sections
This enables programmatic access to OpenSpec specifications for external
tools and automated pipelines as specified in the add-spec-commands change.
- Replace structured {given, when, then} with {rawText} field
- Remove complex Given/When/Then parsing logic
- Preserve original formatting and whitespace
- Update all tests to use rawText field
- Remove unnecessary validation checks
This change reduces complexity while preserving all content exactly
as written, making the system more maintainable and flexible.
- Add Zod schemas for specs, changes, requirements, and scenarios
- Implement markdown parser for extracting structured data
- Create validation infrastructure with error/warning/info levels
- Enhance archive command with pre-archive validation
- Add --no-validate flag with confirmation prompt for emergencies
- Enhance diff command with non-blocking validation warnings
- Add JSON converters for spec and change formats
- Add comprehensive test coverage for all validation components
Tabish Bidiwale