pr-statuslisted

Read-only. Nothing here moves state, opens a token, or writes to GitHub. ## Steps 1. `pdkit pr list --json` — every registered pull request, with its CI verdict, review decision, open threads and how long it has been idle. This is local: it reports what was last read, not what GitHub says now, and every row ends with `read:<age>` saying which. A row marked `←` was read more than six hours ago; treat its verdict as a question, not an answer. 2. `pdkit pr refresh <k>` for each one worth looking at. That is what goes to GitHub, and it costs four requests per pull request — three when nothing is red. Measured: three seconds for a green one, seven for a red one, and a sweep of ten is 32 GraphQL points against an hourly budget of 5000. The budget is not what limits you; the thirty-seven seconds are. **Refresh by what you are about to act on, not by what looks recently touched.** A pull request's `updatedAt` does not move when CI finishes — measured across ten open PRs upstream, every one of the eight with recent runs had CI complete two to thirty-seven minutes *after* its `updatedAt`. So "nothing changed since yesterday" is not a reason to skip the refresh on the one whose CI you care about. 3. For anything with a red job: `pdkit pr ci <k>`. It prints the verdict and, for the jobs the measurement calls **yours**, the log around the failure — the window is anchored on `##[error]`, so what precedes it is the output that led ther