feat(#10): add --no-proxy global flag to bypass proxy configuration - #11
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Allow developers to override the configured proxy in backplane-cli without editing local config files, enabling easier testing against locally running backplane-api instances. The --no-proxy flag is added as a global persistent flag available to all subcommands (login, remediation, session). When set, it takes precedence over both the --proxy flag and any proxy configured in the backplane config file or HTTPS_PROXY environment variable. Closes #10
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Allow developers to override the configured proxy in backplane-cli without editing local config files, enabling easier testing against locally running backplane-api instances.
The --no-proxy flag is added as a global persistent flag available to all subcommands (login, remediation, session). When set, it takes precedence over both the --proxy flag and any proxy configured in the backplane config file or HTTPS_PROXY environment variable.
Closes #10
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