feat: add --sort time option to sort repos by starred_at#139
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Changes: - Modify GraphQL query to fetch starredAt via edges - Store starred_at in Repository model - Extend --sort from boolean flag to Choice(alphabetical|time) - Sort repos within each category by star time when --sort time is used
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Summary
--sortfrom a boolean flag to accept--sort alphabetical(existing behavior) or--sort time(new)--sort timeto sort repositories within each category by star time (newest first)starredAttimestamp from GitHub GraphQL API via edges (was previously not collected)Breaking change
--sortis no longer a boolean flag. Existing usage--sortmust be changed to--sort alphabetical.Test plan
starred --username <user> --token <token> --sort timeand verify repos within each category are ordered newest-firststarred --username <user> --token <token> --sort alphabeticaland verify categories are sorted alphabetically (existing behavior unchanged)