Add claudelog CLI for terminal usage outside Claude Code

[RemoteCTO]

Summary

• Add bin/claudelog CLI entry point that dispatches report and backfill subcommands via child process spawn
• No changes to existing scripts — uses execFileSync to avoid touching CLI guard patterns
• Add bin field to package.json for npm tooling awareness
• Document CLI usage and two PATH setup options (symlink / shell profile) in README

Test plan

• claudelog with no args prints usage to stderr, exits 1
• claudelog --help and claudelog help print usage to stdout, exit 0
• Unknown subcommand prints error + usage, exits 1
• claudelog report --help passes through to report script
• Exit codes forwarded from subcommands
• claudelog backfill runs without error
• Full test suite passes (128/129 — 1 pre-existing local config failure)
• Lint clean

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR adds a unified CLI entry point for the Claude Code timelog plugin, enabling users to run claudelog commands from any terminal without an active Claude Code session. The implementation uses a lightweight dispatcher pattern that spawns child processes to execute existing scripts, preserving their CLI guard patterns.

Changes:

• Add bin/claudelog dispatcher for report and backfill subcommands
• Register CLI entry point in package.json bin field
• Add comprehensive test coverage for CLI usage patterns
• Document CLI usage and PATH setup options in README
• Correct license in package-lock.json to match actual Apache-2.0 license

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File	Description
bin/claudelog	New CLI dispatcher that validates commands and spawns subcommand scripts via execFileSync
package.json	Adds bin field mapping claudelog command to bin/claudelog
package-lock.json	Updates license from MIT to Apache-2.0 to match LICENSE file
test/bin/claudelog.test.mjs	Comprehensive test suite covering help, unknown commands, argument forwarding, and exit codes
README.md	Documents CLI usage with examples and two PATH setup approaches (symlink and shell profile)

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