Fix #466: CLI pass token for prerelease and build - #467

Local checks against 18149b4 suggest a small CLI test-coverage addition for this draft. The tested head handles these cases correctly; this is not a report of a current functional failure.

The existing CLI tests check default tokens and preconstructed argument namespaces, but do not pass a custom --token through main() and assert its output. As a control, temporarily removing token forwarding still leaves all 27 existing CLI tests passing. The additional cases below catch that mutation in four cases. Token forwarding was restored before the final suite run.

@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "part,version,token,expected",
    [
        ("prerelease", "1.2.3", None, "1.2.3-rc.1"),
        ("build", "1.2.3", None, "1.2.3+build.1"),
        ("prerelease", "1.2.3", "preview", "1.2.3-preview.1"),
        ("build", "1.2.3", "ci", "1.2.3+ci.1"),
        ("prerelease", "1.2.3", "", "1.2.3-1"),
        ("build", "1.2.3", "", "1.2.3+1"),
        ("prerelease", "1.2.3-8", "preview", "1.2.3-9"),
        ("build", "1.2.3+ci.8", "other", "1.2.3+ci.9"),
    ],
)
def test_should_process_bump_tokens(capsys, part, version, token, expected):
    cli = ["bump", part, version]
    if token is not None:
        cli.extend(["--token", token])

    assert main(cli) == 0
    captured = capsys.readouterr()
    assert captured.out == expected + "\n"
    assert captured.err == ""

These can use the existing imports in tests/test_pysemver-cli.py. None in the table means the option is omitted; the empty string explicitly supplies an empty token. The final two cases retain existing identifiers, consistent with the behavior clarified in #466.

On Python 3.13.16 / pytest 9.1.1, the original suite including doctests passed 354 tests; with these eight cases, 362 passed. Only that Python version was checked, not the whole tox matrix; coverage measurement was not run. Ruff reports the same two pre-existing findings in this test file before and after the addition (I001 and SIM117).

Thank you very much @killtheprompt! 😍 I've included your suggestion into tests/test_pysemver-cli.py. Many thanks!