Rewrite steam-cli onto the any-cli/kit framework#2
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Replace the hand-built cobra tree and the single steam/steam.go with a kit Domain: each operation is declared once in steam/domain.go and becomes a CLI command, an HTTP route under serve, an MCP tool, and a steam:// URI dereference at the same time. The data layer splits into one file per surface (app, search, reviews, package, featured, news, players, achievements, profile, market) over a paced, retrying, caching client. All reads are keyless: there is no API key and no login. The appid keys the app and its reviews, news, player count, and achievements, and records carry kit:link edges so a host can walk the graph. pkg/steamid does the offline SteamID conversion (64-bit, [U:1:N], STEAM_X:Y:Z), and steam/ids.go classifies any reference and builds its URL for the offline ref command. The applist command is dropped: ISteamApps/GetAppList no longer answers keyless, so there is no full-catalog surface to back it.
Point the Dockerfile, Makefile, and GoReleaser config at cmd/st and the st binary name, and add a golangci misspell ignore for packageid, the Steam field name for a package id.
Replace the scaffold page/links examples with the real command surface: app, search, reviews, package, featured, news, players, achievements, profile, resolve, market, price, and the offline ref group. Document the single keyless plane across the three hosts, the appid graph, the exit-code taxonomy, the steamcommunity reachability caveat, and the steam-specific locale and review flags. Drop the stale v0.1.0 release-notes page and the nonexistent list output format.
# Conflicts: # go.sum # steam/domain.go # steam/steam.go
featuredcategories carries four named slices alongside the numbered banners: top_sellers, new_releases, specials, and coming_soon. Add a command for each (top-sellers, new-releases, specials, coming-soon) so the surface released in v0.1.1 is preserved on the kit rewrite. featured still flattens and de-duplicates every category; each slice returns just its own category in endpoint order with no cross-category dedup, and a missing category yields no apps and no error.
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Rewrites steam-cli onto the any-cli/kit framework so every operation is declared once and surfaces as a CLI command, an HTTP route under serve, an MCP tool, and a steam:// URI dereference at the same time.
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Keyless only, no API key
Every read is keyless: there is no API key and no login. The appid keys the app and its reviews, news, player count, and achievements, and records carry kit:link edges so a host can walk the graph.
The applist command is dropped. ISteamApps/GetAppList no longer answers keyless (GetSupportedAPIList reports the keyless ISteamApps interface as GetSDRConfig, GetServersAtAddress, and UpToDateCheck only), so there is no full-catalog surface to back it.
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