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Migrate pxlb CLI to Rust - #4
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Reimplements pxlb in Rust while preserving all 64 API operations, typed flags, safe method inference, token precedence, image handling, output files and background-job polling. Keeps existing archive names on all six release targets, with static Linux builds and statically linked Windows C runtimes.
Native CI exercises the API contracts on every target. Release packaging verifies platform/source identity and runtime linkage before attesting and publishing complete immutable archives. The installer retains its checksum format and extracts without restoring archive ownership.
Validation: shared Go/Rust acceptance against a synthetic local API (all 64 operations), scalar conversion tests, fmt, clippy and actionlint. No paid provider calls. Full Actions pending.
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