test(specs): bind CLI requirements to unique acceptance tests - #71
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CLI exam and room-map requirements now live in a versioned JSON contract in this repository, beside the code that can actually verify them. Seven atomic requirements bind one-to-one to literal Go acceptance subtests. A strict document/binding test rejects missing tests, duplicate ownership, orphan canonical tests, dynamic names and skipped acceptance cases.
The command tests execute actual CLI parsing, pagination and output against a local HTTP fixture. They cover complete exam enumeration, explicit page selection, failed later pages, numeric input, semester display, and room-map request/input behavior; they do not claim to validate server authorization.
Validation:
go test ./...,go vet ./..., andgo test -race ./...passed.