Origin subcommand topic

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What changed

BREAKING — catalyst generate no longer triggers the interactive review at the end of a run, and the --no-review flag is removed (oclif rejects it as unknown). The closing log now points at catalyst origin list and catalyst origin review.
New catalyst origin topic with six subcommands: list, diff, accept, reject, ignore, review. Each non-review verb takes an optional pathspec (cwd recursive when omitted; file or directory otherwise) and emits a structured --json summary on demand.
The three mutating verbs (accept, reject, ignore) are atomic and idempotent — invoking them on a path without a .origin exits 0 with a noop entry, so AI agents and shell scripts can retry safely.

Why it matters

The old end-of-run prompt was a hard wall for non-human consumers: CI pipelines, automation, and AI agents could not drive it, and --no-review only silenced it without giving back any tools to manage origins. Decoupling generation from review means generate always produces files; review is a separate verb you opt into. catalyst origin review keeps the interactive walk-through (with VS Code diff when code is on PATH), while the other five verbs expose the same domain operations as atomic, scriptable commands — single source of truth, identical behaviour whether driven by a human prompt or a script. Migration: drop --no-review from automation and call catalyst origin review after generate if you want the human flow. Next release is a major bump (2.0.0 → 3.0.0).

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