rfcs: RFC-20 CLI standardization#3729
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…nology Adds the standard Backward Compatibility section required by the RFC template, and renames 'sidechain' to 'ledger' throughout for consistency with current project terminology.
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RFC 20 CLI Standardization and Library Composition
Defines the development standard for command-line tools in DoubleZero: every module ships a Rust library crate exposing clap subcommands and an async
executemethod, and a single top-leveldoublezerobinary composes them at compile time. The standard covers the module contract, argument and output conventions, the sharedCliContext, and the four canonical backend client patterns (DZ sidechain, Solana L1, local daemon, remote service API).