feat(cli): add list-domains command to view configured virtual hosts #12
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- Implemented 'list-domains' CLI command to enumerate configured domains across Apache, Nginx, and Caddy. - Scans sites-available and sites-enabled directories. - Displays domain, server type, shell username, and enablement status. - Supports filters: --server → apache | nginx | caddy --enabled → show only enabled sites --disabled → show only disabled sites --json → structured output for automation This improves visibility and debugging for active and inactive virtual hosts on the system.
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--server → apache | nginx | caddy
--enabled → show only enabled sites
--disabled → show only disabled sites
--json → structured output for automation
This improves visibility and debugging for active and inactive virtual hosts on the system.