Move internal/linear to pkg/linear (expose as library) - #47
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The linear client, core types, and query helpers were previously under internal/, which Go forbids importing from external modules. Moving them under pkg/linear/ exposes the same code as a public API without changing any signatures. No behavior changes; CLI commands continue to work via the new import path.
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Summary
internal/linear/topkg/linear/so external Go modules can import the Linear client, core types, and query helpersMotivation
A separate project (Conductor) needs to depend on this module as a library. With everything under
internal/, that's impossible — Go forbids cross-moduleinternal/imports. Per the user's direction, this exposes the existing packages directly rather than adding a re-export shim.Test plan
go build ./...go vet ./...go test ./...go build ./cmd/linearproduces a working binarypkg/linearmatches the priorinternal/linearAPI