@hackage/kiroku-cli

The standalone kiroku binary is now a pure remote client. It no longer opens a store, and the --database-url, --schema, and --pool-size options are gone. Subscription status is resolved from --remote-url or the KIROKU_REMOTE_URL environment variable and served by a running worker's kiroku-metrics /subscriptions endpoint; with neither set, the binary exits with guidance instead of connecting to a database. The embeddable library path (runKirokuCommandWithStore / renderKirokuCommandWithStore) still reads the in-process registry, so host applications are unaffected.
StandaloneOptions and StandaloneRuntime are now newtypes carrying only command :: KirokuCommand. StandaloneOptions lost databaseUrl, schema, and poolSize; StandaloneRuntime lost settings :: ConnectionSettings. resolveStandaloneOptions no longer builds connection settings.
Record field prefixes were dropped throughout the public API, so field selectors are renamed. StandaloneOptions.standaloneCommand and StandaloneRuntime.runtimeCommand both become command, and SubscriptionStatusRow's rowSubscription, rowMember, rowPhase, and rowGlobalPosition become subscription, member, phase, and globalPosition. The affected records now derive Generic, so they are addressable with generic-lens labels (row ^. #subscription).
Requires kiroku-store ^>=0.3.

Kiroku.Cli.Subscription.Status gains a remote client: fetchRemoteSubscriptionStatusRows and renderRemoteSubscriptionStatus query a worker's /subscriptions endpoint over http-client /http-client-tls.
SubscriptionStatusRow gains ToJSON / FromJSON instances, giving the HTTP endpoint and the CLI a single wire contract; renderJson now encodes through that codec.
StatusOptions gains endpoint :: Maybe RemoteEndpoint (Nothing reads the in-process registry; Just queries a remote worker), populated by the new --remote-url option.

Initial package with embeddable parser, runner facade, executable wrapper, and parser composition tests.