feat(bin): x-asdf-cleanup

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Tool for cleaning up unused and old asdf plugin installations.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced x-asdf-cleanup script for managing and cleaning up tool versions installed via the asdf version manager.
  • Offers options for user interaction, including dry run, directory exclusions, and verbose output.
  • Provides functionalities to identify and uninstall unnecessary tool versions while ensuring robust error handling.

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0.0% Duplication on New Code

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A new script named x-asdf-cleanup has been added to manage and clean up tool versions installed via the asdf version manager. The script checks for the presence of asdf and the fd tool, offering various user options for searching directories, performing dry runs, and managing output verbosity. It includes multiple functions for parsing arguments, locating .tool-versions files, and handling tool version management, ensuring only unneeded versions are uninstalled while providing error handling for robustness.

Changes

File	Change Summary
local/bin/x-asdf-cleanup	New script added for managing and cleaning up tool versions with various user options and functions.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant x-asdf-cleanup
    participant asdf
    participant fd

    User->>x-asdf-cleanup: Run script
    x-asdf-cleanup->>fd: Check for .tool-versions files
    x-asdf-cleanup->>asdf: Verify tool versions
    x-asdf-cleanup->>User: Display tool version info
    User->>x-asdf-cleanup: Confirm uninstall
    x-asdf-cleanup->>asdf: Uninstall unneeded versions
    x-asdf-cleanup->>User: Output completion message

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Poem

🐇 In the burrow where tools reside,
A cleanup script we now provide.
With asdf and fd by our side,
We tidy up, let clutter slide.
Versions managed, neat and spry,
Hop along, give it a try! 🌟

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