chore(host): Split CLI utilities out from binary #169
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refcell
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Not super opinionated here - binary modularization is less important than published crates. Let's iterate fast to unblock any host work. |
## Overview Splits the CLI utilities outside of the main binary in preparation for various versions of the host binary. This allows us to re-use the existing CLI structure without cross-dependencies between binary entrypoints.
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Overview
Splits the CLI utilities outside of the main binary in preparation for various versions of the host binary. This allows us to re-use the existing CLI structure without cross-dependencies between binary entrypoints.