Split main.go along the seams it already had
2,769 lines and 59 functions, holding command parsing, store opening, resolution, the board, rotation, licences, builds and status rendering. Nothing in it was wrong. It grew because appending was always the cheapest next step, and no single edit was the one that should have been a new file. That is exactly how novox/hq ADR 0001 records `hal/sdk` reaching 155 files and 34,636 lines — "containing code from every context", with each addition avoiding a cycle and none of them the mistake. This is the same shape at 8% of the size, which is why it is worth doing now rather than noting. Eight files, along boundaries that already existed: what a machine is; the private network; the catalogue; working out what one machine should be; sending it; builds; the three questions; and reaching each context's store. main.go keeps what a main is for — parsing arguments and dispatching. A pure move. No behaviour changed, no test changed, and the gate is green before and after — which is the only thing that makes a refactor this size safe to do in one commit.
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