Native CLI omits gap-analysis command required by installed skill

[kreneskyp]

Regression\n\nThe native Rust CLI does not provide the documented gap-analysis command, while the installed Quoin gap-analysis skill requires it for post-implementation validation.\n\n- Exact command: quoin gap-analysis --help\n- Working directory: /home/peter/dev/worktrees/quire-protocol-12\n- Expected: Help or execution for the documented gap-analysis command.\n- Actual: Error: command gap-analysis not found; the command list contains review but no documented non-interactive equivalent for emitting the required SpecReview artifact.\n- Full error output:\n\ntext\n › Error: command gap-analysis not found\n ›\n › Usage: quoin <command> [options]\n ›\n › Commands: advise, assurance, catalog, change-assurance, completeness,\n › config, discharge, evidence, graph, matrix, measurement, module, report,\n › review, semantic, sync, to-plan, update, validate, write\n ›\n › Run `quoin <command> --help` for details.\n\n\n- quoin --version: 0.23.1-87-gb3d02d4\n- OS/arch: Linux x86_64\n- Minimal reproducer: run quoin gap-analysis --help in any directory.\n\nI will use the approved npm fallback for this required gate until the native interface restores a compatible command or documents an equivalent.