* feat(github): add `github trending` adapter
Add a PUBLIC adapter that lists repositories from
https://github.com/trending — the trending view is a public HTML page with
no official REST API, so the data was previously unreachable through opencli.
The adapter fetches the page server-side (no browser, no auth) and parses
each repo's full name, description, primary language, total stars, forks,
and stars gained in the period.
Flags:
- `--since` daily | weekly | monthly (default daily)
- `--language` filter by language slug, e.g. python, rust, "c++"
- `--limit` 1..25 (GitHub lists at most 25)
Typed errors: ArgumentError for bad --since / --limit, CommandExecutionError
on request/HTTP failure, EmptyResultError when the page yields no repos.
Tests cover parsing (stars/forks/language/description/url, missing language),
limit truncation, language+since URL building, argument validation, the
empty-result path, and non-ok HTTP.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(github-trending): rename to standalone `github-trending repos`
Move the trending scraper out of the `github` site namespace into a
dedicated `github-trending` adapter to avoid confusion with the bundled
`gh` external CLI. Command is now `opencli github-trending repos`
(site=github-trending, name=repos), leaving room for a future
`developers` subcommand. The `github` site retains only login/whoami.
Regenerated cli-manifest.json; 8 fixture tests + typecheck pass.
* fix(github-trending): fail closed on parser drift
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Co-authored-by: minh <claude@ttfy.cc>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: jackwener <jakevingoo@gmail.com>