Merge PR #2280: feat(cli): CLI v4 — Commander.js, 50+ commands, TUI, i18n, plugins (Phases 0-9)

Complete rewrite of the OmniRoute CLI:
- Commander.js-based modular architecture (50+ command files)
- Full i18n support (en + pt-BR, 1222 keys each)
- TUI interactive interface (OAuthFlow, EvalWatch, ProvidersTestAll)
- Plugin system (omniroute-cmd-*)
- OpenAPI codegen (omniroute api <tag> <op>)
- Commands: serve, combo, compression, keys, tunnel, backup, test-provider,
  health, memory, MCP, A2A, oauth, skills, webhooks, usage, cost, eval,
  context-eng, dashboard, doctor, env, files, logs, models, nodes, oneproxy,
  open, openapi, plugin, policy, pricing, providers, quota, registry, repl,
  reset-encrypted-columns, resilience, restart, runtime, sessions, setup,
  simulate, status, stop, stream, sync, tags, telemetry, translator, tray, update
- Code review fixes: C1-C3, I1-I5, M1-M4 applied

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# CLI Machine-ID Token Authentication
OmniRoute's CLI uses a **machine-derived token** to authenticate to the local server without requiring an explicit API key. This enables zero-config local use while preserving security for remote access.
## How it works
1. **CLI side** (`bin/cli/utils/cliToken.mjs`): computes `SHA-256(machineId + salt).hex[0..32]` using [`node-machine-id`](https://github.com/automation-stack/node-machine-id) and injects the result as the `x-omniroute-cli-token` header on every `apiFetch` call.
2. **Server side** (`src/lib/middleware/cliTokenAuth.ts`): `isCliTokenAuthValid(request)` accepts the token only if:
- `OMNIROUTE_DISABLE_CLI_TOKEN` is not `"true"`
- The header is present and exactly 32 hex characters
- The originating IP is loopback (`127.0.0.1`, `::1`, `::ffff:127.0.0.1`)
- The token matches the server's own machine-derived hash (timing-safe compare)
3. `requireManagementAuth` and other route guards call `isCliTokenAuthValid` before checking API keys — so the CLI gets transparent localhost access without storing any credential.
## Threat model
| Scenario | Risk | Mitigation |
| ------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Another user on same host | Could compute the same token | `machine-id` is per-device; on single-user desktops this is acceptable. Use `OMNIROUTE_DISABLE_CLI_TOKEN=true` in multi-user setups. |
| Token leak via logs | Logs may reveal the token | The header value is masked in audit logs (`x-omniroute-cli-token: ***`). |
| Replay attack | Token is static | Only accepted from `127.0.0.1`/`::1`. Rejected for any other `x-forwarded-for` IP. |
| Reuse on another machine | Machine-bound by design | `node-machine-id` reads `/etc/machine-id` (Linux), `IOPlatformUUID` (macOS), `MachineGuid` (Windows). Different per host. |
## Opt-out
Set `OMNIROUTE_DISABLE_CLI_TOKEN=true` in `.env` or the server environment to disable this mechanism entirely. All access then requires an explicit API key.
## Audit logging
Every request authenticated via CLI token is logged with `event: "cli_token_auth"`, the source IP, user-agent, path, and the first 8 characters of the machine-id hash (non-reversible).
## API key precedence
An explicit `Authorization: Bearer <key>` header (from `--api-key` or `OMNIROUTE_API_KEY`) always takes precedence over the CLI token and is evaluated first.
## Related files
- `bin/cli/utils/cliToken.mjs` — CLI token generation
- `src/lib/middleware/cliTokenAuth.ts` — server validation
- `src/lib/api/requireManagementAuth.ts` — integration into auth pipeline
- `tests/unit/cli-machine-token.test.ts` — unit tests