Order API host before tail output - #5
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Summary
events tailwatch header until the initial event-list request succeedsRoot cause
events tailprintedWatching endpointand its column header before making its first API request. The API host is intentionally logged lazily on the first fetch, so its stderr diagnostic appeared underneath the stdout table header and looked like a malformed event row.User impact
The API host now appears before the tail layout. If the initial event-list request fails, the CLI reports the host and error without claiming that it started watching the endpoint.
Testing
direnv exec . just check(typecheck, Biome, Markdown lint, 232 unit tests)