feat: support track in CLI cut command#315
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Add support for selecting a track when cutting slices from store packages (bins), via a
pkg_slice@tracksuffix on the command line.Unlike debs, bins are versioned by track, so users must be able to choose which track to fetch; the
default-trackfrom the slice definition is used when no suffix is provided. The track is kept strictly separate from slice identity — it flows only from the CLI reference throughsetup.SelectintoSelection.Tracksfor the slicer to consume at fetch time, leaving dependency resolution, conflict checks and the manifest untouched.Conflicting tracks for slices of the same package, and track suffixes on non-store (deb) packages, are rejected with clear errors. The
infoandfindcommands reject the@suffix, since track selection is only meaningful when cutting.