feat: allow users to check sync state before running sync#37
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Add `devctl sync --status` so users can see whether their local config is in sync with the remote without having to run a full sync or manually inspect git state. Shows local/remote changes, last sync time, and guides next action.
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Summary
devctl sync --statusflag that shows whether local config is in sync with remote, eliminating guesswork before running sync.sync-state.json(gitignored) and handles edge cases: not initialized, network failure, flag conflictsTest plan