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Rename resolved→done (#1-4, #11), closed→done (#13, #18), open (post-core)→open (#7), mark #9 as superseded by #21.
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# 04 — Implement argv parsing (tokenize command strings)
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**Status:** done
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**Blocked by:** #01
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**Blocks:** #06
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Since we're not using a shell, we need our own command-line tokenizer to split a command string into `argv[]`.
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## Must handle
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- Simple whitespace splitting: `ls -l /tmp` → `["ls", "-l", "/tmp"]`
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- Single-quoted strings: `echo 'hello world'` → `["echo", "hello world"]`
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- Double-quoted strings with escapes: `echo "hello \"world\""`
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- Backslash escaping outside quotes: `echo hello\ world`
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- Mixed quoting: `echo "it's a test"`
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## May handle (depending on #01 decisions)
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- Variable/expression interpolation: `echo $HOME` or `echo ${dir}`
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- Glob expansion: `ls *.lua` (could also defer to a later issue)
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## Implementation
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- Standalone C module, likely `lcmd_parse.c` or part of `lcmd.c`
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- Returns a `char **argv` (NULL-terminated) + argc count
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- Must handle memory allocation/cleanup
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