Show active profile packages - #55
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Add a profile packages command that reads the active generation manifest and presents package names with their version and release. Support both the system profile and explicitly named profiles, with deterministic ordering and clear output for missing or empty active state.
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Mere profiles did not provide a direct way to see which package versions
are currently active, requiring users to inspect generation state and
manifests themselves.
This change adds
mere profile packages, which reads the active generationmanifest and prints package names with their version and release in a stable
order. It defaults to the system profile and accepts
--profileor-pfornamed profiles.
Missing active state is reported clearly without turning a normal first-use
state into an error, while an active generation with no packages is shown as
empty. The command is read-only and preserves typed errors for failures to
inspect existing active state.