v0.2.0

linkedin moves onto the any-cli/kit framework: a new readable list view, the standard -o/--output flag, and the shared exit-code taxonomy.

This release rebuilds the command layer on the shared any-cli/kit framework, the same one the other tamnd site CLIs use. The data and parsing are unchanged; what changes is the command surface and the output, which now match the family conventions. cobra and fang are gone from the direct dependencies; kit wraps them internally.

What is new

A readable list view by default. On a terminal, records now print as a short per-record section (a heading from the first column, then a - **key**: value list) instead of a bordered grid. Piping still gives you JSONL. The bordered table is one flag away with -o table, and -o markdown prints a paste-ready GitHub table.
The standard output flag. Choose a format with -o/--output (auto|table|markdown|list|json|jsonl|csv|tsv|url|raw). --fields, --no-header, and --template work the same as before.
The shared exit-code taxonomy. Scripts can branch on a stable set of codes that mean the same thing across every tool: 0 ok, 1 error, 2 usage, 3 no results, 4 auth required (the page is behind the sign-in wall), 5 rate limited, 6 not found.

What changed for you

-f/--format is now -o/--output. The -j shorthand is gone; use -o jsonl.
--delay is now --rate (same meaning, same 2s default).
A walled page now exits 4 (was 5); a sustained HTTP 429 exits 5; a 404 or unknown id exits 6.
A multi-argument run that partly fails now prints the records that parsed and exits 0, logging each failure on stderr. It only takes a failure's exit code when every input failed. (The old "partial" code 4 is gone.)
--store and --workers were removed. The store lives at a fixed <data-dir>/linkedin.db; point --data-dir at a per-project directory to keep separate corpora.

What stayed the same

Every command keeps its name, arguments, and flags: profile, company, job, jobs, post, id, url, db, cache, info, and version, along with --save, --posts, --articles, --locations, --affiliated, --hydrate, --cookies, --cache-ttl, --refresh, and the job-search filters. The parsing, the no-referer unblock, and the polite client are untouched.