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Four fixes for ls integration test failures:
- -n implies long format (GNU: "like -l, but list numeric
user and group IDs")
- -sl shows per-entry block count before permissions,
-k uses 1024-byte blocks throughout
- Multi-operand: file operands listed without headers,
directory operands get "dir:" headers (GNU behavior)
- Error messages use POSIX strings ("No such file or
directory") instead of Zig error names
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Summary
-nnow forces long format output, matching GNU spec ("like -l, but list numeric user and group IDs")-snow shows per-entry block count before permissions;-kuses 1024-byte blocks throughout all display modesdir:headers when mixed (GNU behavior)Test plan
just it-util lspasses all 77 tests (0 failures)zig build testpasses (full unit test suite)just fmtclean