rename: muse show → muse read for CRUD consistency
All CLI command names follow read/create/update/delete conventions. 'show' was a Gitism — renamed to 'read' everywhere: - muse/cli/commands/show.py → read.py (registration: 'read') - app.py import + registration updated - All tests updated (test_cli_show, test_cmd_show, test_bare_hex_rejection, etc.) - docs/agent-guide.md + all reference docs updated
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muse show --json — what the output contains
section muse show --json — what the output contains L566–583
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Step 42 — muse show on a commit with note-level changes
section Step 42 — muse show on a commit with note-level changes L383–412
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Step 42 — muse read on a commit with note-level changes
section Step 42 — muse read on a commit with note-level changes L383–412
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