feat: CLI tool to decode multiaddrs into structured JSON - #128
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Fixes #119
Description
This PR adds a
multiaddrexecutable that provides a CLI for inspecting multiaddrs, matching the functionality ofgo-multiaddr's CLI. It takes either a string or hex-packed bytes (prefixed with0x) and outputs structured JSON containing the canonical string representation, the packed hex value, and a breakdown of each component protocol.Changes
pyproject.tomlto registermultiaddr.cli:mainas a console script.multiaddr/cli.pywith the implementation logic usingargparse.tests/test_cli.pyfor verifying standard string input, hex input, invalid input, and compact output.README.rstwith an example of how to use the CLI tool.