feature: add extract command to extract embedded tool binaries #624
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Signed-off-by: Harper, Jason M <jason.m.harper@intel.com>
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This pull request introduces a new developer-facing CLI command to extract embedded script resources, and adds supporting utility code to handle resource extraction from the embedded filesystem. The changes are organized into two main themes: CLI enhancements and utility function additions.
CLI Enhancements:
extractcommand to the CLI (extractCmdincmd/root.go). This command allows developers to extract all embedded script resources to a specified output directory for inspection or modification. [1] [2]internal/scriptpackage.Utility Function Additions:
ExtractAllResourcesininternal/util/util.go, which recursively walks the embedded filesystem and extracts all resources as files into the specified directory, supporting the newextractcommand.