chore: update dependencies and CLI tools

[kzndotsh]

• Update poetry.lock and pyproject.toml
• Enhance CLI test functionality

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Summary by Sourcery

Update project dependencies, add a new CLI command for task usage analysis, and tweak coverage report logging

New Features:

• Add 'tux test tasks' CLI subcommand to analyze runtime task usage with various output formats, filtering, and recommendations

Enhancements:

• Refine coverage command to log success after opening the HTML report
• Enhance CLI test functionality to support saving analysis output to a file

Build:

• Bump sentry-sdk to ^2.0.1 with prisma and loguru extras
• Add vulture static analysis tool and configure it in pyproject.toml

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR updates project dependencies (including bumping sentry-sdk, adding vulture and its configuration) and enhances the CLI test suite by introducing a new analyze_tasks command with multiple output formats and helpers, plus a minor logging adjustment in the coverage command.

Class diagram for new analyze_tasks CLI command and helpers

classDiagram
    class TestCLI {
        +analyze_tasks(format: str)
        +coverage()
        ...
    }
    class AnalyzeTasksHelper {
        +parse_tasks()
        +format_output(format: str)
    }
    TestCLI --> AnalyzeTasksHelper : uses

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Class diagram for vulture configuration addition

classDiagram
    class VultureConfig {
        +paths: list
        +exclude: list
        +min_confidence: int
        +sort_by_size: bool
        +verbose: bool
        +ignore_decorators: list
        +ignore_names: list
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add analyze_tasks CLI command for runtime task usage analysis	Introduced analyze_tasks decorator and options Implemented logic to fetch and filter mock analysis data Added display helpers for table, summary, JSON formats Added file save helper and error handling	tux/cli/test.py
Update dependency versions and add code analysis tool	Bumped sentry-sdk version constraint and reordered extras Added vulture as a dev dependency Configured vulture under [tool.vulture] in pyproject.toml	pyproject.toml poetry.lock
Reorder logging message in coverage command	Moved coverage report opening log inside the success block Adjusted logger.info placement around webbrowser.open	tux/cli/test.py

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[kzndotsh]

Depends on: #957