feat(apps): locate an app by store identifier across projects - #164
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There was no way to find an app by bundle id org-wide —
apps listis project-scoped, so locating one meant enumerating every project by hand, and matching on project name isn't reliable since a project's name and its app's name can drift apart.rc apps listnow takes--all-projectsto span every project the credential can access (adds a PROJECT column, doesn't require an active project), plus--bundle-id/--package-namefilters (mutually exclusive) that match on store identifiers instead of names. Bundle IDs match App Store and legacy Mac App Store apps case-insensitively; package names match Play Store and Amazon apps exactly. App listing now followsnext_page, so the sweep is complete even for projects with many apps.🤖 Generated with Claude Code