feat(cli): implement deploy dry-run mode with TDD and hexagonal architecture

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Overview

Implements SPEC-DEPLOY-DRY-RUN.md following TDD best practices, DDD principles, and hexagonal architecture patterns.

Adds --dry-run flag to frigg deploy command to preview deployment changes without executing them.

Features

• Dry-Run Mode: Preview CloudFormation changes before deployment
• Change Set Analysis: Analyze resources to be added, modified, replaced, or removed
• Environment Validation: Validate environment variables and AWS credentials
• Template Generation: Generate and preview serverless templates
• Impact Analysis: Estimate downtime, affected functions, and breaking changes
• Multiple Output Formats: Console (default) and JSON for CI/CD pipelines

Usage

# Preview deployment
frigg deploy --dry-run

# Preview with specific stage
frigg deploy --stage prod --dry-run

# JSON output for CI/CD
frigg deploy --dry-run --output json

# All existing flags work with dry-run
frigg deploy --dry-run --verbose --skip-env-validation

Architecture

Follows hexagonal architecture (ports & adapters) with clear separation of concerns:

┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│         Domain Layer (Core)             │
│  • Value Objects (immutable)            │
│  • Entities (aggregate roots)           │
│  • Services (business logic)            │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘
                    ↕
┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│      Application Layer (Use Cases)      │
│  • Ports (interfaces)                   │
│  • Use Cases (orchestration)            │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘
                    ↕
┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│   Infrastructure Layer (Adapters)       │
│  • AWS SDK adapters                     │
│  • File system adapters                 │
│  • Presentation (reporting)             │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘

Implementation Details

Test Coverage

• 381 tests (all passing)
• 94-100% coverage across all components
• Test-Driven Development: tests written before implementation

Components Implemented

Domain Layer:

• Value Objects: ChangeSetSummary, ValidationResult, DryRunStatus
• Entities: DryRunReport (aggregate root)
• Services: PreFlightChecker, ChangeSetAnalyzer

Application Layer:

• Use Case: ExecuteDryRunUseCase (orchestrator)
• Ports: IChangeSetCreator, IEnvironmentValidator, ITemplateGenerator

Infrastructure Layer:

• Adapters: CloudFormationChangeSetCreator, EnvironmentValidator, DryRunReporter, ServerlessTemplateGenerator, FileSystemAdapter

AWS Best Practices

• AWS SDK v3 with lazy-loading
• Proper error handling for all AWS errors
• Change set creation with automatic cleanup
• Pagination support for large change sets
• CloudFormation best practices followed

Code Quality

• ✅ TDD - Tests written before implementation
• ✅ DDD - Domain-driven design with clear bounded contexts
• ✅ Hexagonal Architecture - Ports & Adapters pattern
• ✅ SOLID Principles - Single responsibility, dependency injection
• ✅ Immutability - Value objects are frozen
• ✅ Self-Documenting Code - Sparse comments, clear naming

Testing

# Run dry-run tests only
npm test -- dry-run

# Results:
# Test Suites: 9 passed, 9 total
# Tests:       381 passed, 381 total

Test Coverage by Component

• Value Objects: 152 tests (100% coverage)
• ChangeSetAnalyzer: 43 tests (94-100% coverage)
• CloudFormationChangeSetCreator: 33 tests (98% coverage)
• EnvironmentValidator: 35 tests (98% coverage)
• PreFlightChecker: 53 tests (98% coverage)
• DryRunReporter: 37 tests (99% coverage)
• ExecuteDryRunUseCase: 28 tests (94% coverage)

Breaking Changes

None. All changes are additive.

Migration Guide

No migration needed. New optional flag.

Related Issues/PRs

• Related Spec: SPEC-CLEANUP-COMMAND.md (mentioned in spec)
• Builds on: Infrastructure work from claude/investigate-deployment-issue-011CUQnhtGchP5yhseqHN7ch

Checklist

• Tests written and passing (381 tests)
• Code follows project style guidelines
• Self-documenting code with sparse comments
• No TODOs or stubs in production code
• Hexagonal architecture patterns followed
• AWS SDK v3 best practices applied
• Documentation updated (inline JSDoc for public APIs)
• No breaking changes
• Ready for production use

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