feat: show token/elapsed summary after one-shot text runs - #288
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Text-mode --print previously discarded the stream usage event. Capture the final usage and render a muted token/elapsed footer to stderr on completion, so interactive one-shot runs report cost while stdout stays pure for scripts. JSON/stream-json output is unchanged.
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Summary
graycode -p "prompt"(text mode) discarded the stream usage event and printed no completion summary. Now captures the final usage and renders a muted footer to stderr on completion:stderr keeps stdout pure for scripts; JSON/stream-json output paths are unchanged.
Verification
go build ./...,go vet ./cmd/,gofumpt -lclean.go test ./...exit 0 (full suite).TestPrintTextUsageFootercovers rendering, cache inclusion/omission, and nil-usage no-op.