feat: embed Marathon controls in Codex CLI - #2
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CodexMarathon is integrated into a custom Codex CLI. The native CLI and
/marathonUI support account status, enable/disable, import, login, and safe account switching. The status line exposes Marathon state and managed-account count.The repository is now Rust-only: the legacy Go controller, its integration suite, external-controller protocol, packaging scripts, and Go CI have been removed. CI builds the native
codex-clidirectly and checkscodex marathon --help.The README documents the native workflow, browser and headless device-code login, status-line configuration, and the quota-reset safety rule. Automatic reset coordination is mock-tested and production reset execution remains disabled.
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git diff --checkpassed before both commits.pkg-configand OpenSSL development headers are absent. The PR CI installs the Rust toolchain and builds the custom Codex CLI.