Add Wave Terminal console launcher for Cisco CML - #82
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This is clearly AI-generated, but whatever prompt was used didn't prioritize user experience and getting started quickly. I suggest refactoring this to offer a quick start. More specific comments in line.
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| > **Repository:** `cml-breakout-wave-terminal` | ||
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| Repository Base: https://github.com/hendapaim/cml-breakout-wave-terminal |
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This isn't needed, but perhaps a link to the Wave terminal would be useful.
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| Install `netcat-openbsd` if none are already installed. |
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| CONSOLE_HOST=127.0.0.1 ./wave-cml2 |
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What is meant by a console host? Is this another instance of the breakout tool? The breakout tool always binds locally. So why would one need another console host?
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Summary
This pull request adds support for launching Cisco CML serial consoles directly in Wave Terminal on Linux.
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Motivation
This provides a modern alternative to the previous SecureCRT workflow for accessing CML breakout consoles.