Keep token scan output focused on item rows

doc/rvctl.md

@@ -297,20 +297,12 @@ Przelaczniki:
 
 - `--repo PATH`
   Sciezka wewnatrz docelowego repo. Domyslnie biezacy katalog.
+- `--verbose`
+  Pokazuje dodatkowo sekcje `context` i `scan`.
 
 Typowy wynik:
 
 ```text
-context
-item<TAB>value
-repo_root<TAB>...
-token_path<TAB>...
-
-scan
-item<TAB>value
-remotes<TAB>1
-urls<TAB>1
-
 items
 item<TAB>source<TAB>remote<TAB>kind<TAB>user<TAB>token<TAB>result<TAB>status<TAB>url
 1<TAB>repo<TAB>r1<TAB>auth<TAB>u1<TAB>remote<TAB>existing<TAB>in_sync<TAB>http://77.90.8.171:3001
@@ -327,6 +319,7 @@ Przyklad:
 ```bash
 ./rvctl tokens scan
 ./rvctl tokens scan --repo ~/dev/workspace/rv/series/inf/03
+./rvctl tokens scan --verbose
 ```
 
 ## `tokens read`

doc/tokens.md

@@ -84,7 +84,8 @@ Dzialanie:
 - skanuje remote URL-e w repo
 - zapisuje znalezione tokeny do `tokens.json`
 - zapisuje je per endpoint serwera
-- wypisuje wynik jako waskie tabele TSV: `context`, `scan` oraz `items`
+- wypisuje domyslnie tylko waska tabele TSV `items`
+- z `--verbose` dopisuje diagnostyczne sekcje `context` oraz `scan`
 
 Tabela `items` porownuje dwa zrodla dla tego samego endpointu. Ten sam `item`
 moze miec dwa wiersze:
@@ -109,6 +110,7 @@ Przyklad:
 ```bash
 ./rvctl tokens scan
 ./rvctl tokens scan --repo ~/dev/workspace/rv/series/inf/03
+./rvctl tokens scan --verbose
 ```
 
 ### `tokens read`

rvctl.py

@@ -830,20 +830,21 @@ def run_tokens_scan(config: WorkspaceConfig, args: argparse.Namespace) -> None:
     store_servers = token_data.get("servers", {})
     endpoint_names = sorted(set(repo_servers) | set(store_servers))
 
-    print_token_context(repo_root, config, repo_servers, store_servers, len(endpoint_names))
+    if args.verbose:
-    print()
+        print_token_context(repo_root, config, repo_servers, store_servers, len(endpoint_names))
-    print("scan")
+        print()
-    print("item\tvalue")
+        print("scan")
-    print(f"remotes\t{report['remotes']}")
+        print("item\tvalue")
-    print(f"urls\t{report['urls']}")
+        print(f"remotes\t{report['remotes']}")
-    print(f"scanned\t{report['scanned']}")
+        print(f"urls\t{report['urls']}")
-    print(f"auth_urls\t{report['auth_urls']}")
+        print(f"scanned\t{report['scanned']}")
-    print(f"plain_urls\t{report['plain_urls']}")
+        print(f"auth_urls\t{report['auth_urls']}")
-    print(f"unsupported_urls\t{report['unsupported_urls']}")
+        print(f"plain_urls\t{report['plain_urls']}")
-    print(f"found\t{report['found']}")
+        print(f"unsupported_urls\t{report['unsupported_urls']}")
-    print(f"added\t{report['added']}")
+        print(f"found\t{report['found']}")
-    print(f"servers\t{report['servers']}")
+        print(f"added\t{report['added']}")
-    print()
+        print(f"servers\t{report['servers']}")
+        print()
     print_token_item_rows(endpoint_names, repo_servers, store_servers, report["remote_rows"])
 
 
@@ -1380,6 +1381,7 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
         help="Scan remote URLs in a git repo and save discovered credentials into tokens.json.",
     )
     add_repo_option(tokens_scan_parser)
+    tokens_scan_parser.add_argument("--verbose", action="store_true", help="Print context and scan counters before item rows.")
 
     tokens_read_parser = tokens_subparsers.add_parser(
         "read",