fix: honour the CLI exit code as the run verdict - #4
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`dcd cloud` exits 2 when the run itself failed (a failed test, or a cancelled one), but only exit 1 was treated as an error — so the separate `dcd status` call was the only gate on the job's outcome. Now exit 2 fails the job regardless of what the status call reports, and a non-terminal status alongside a clean exit warns instead of passing mutely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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dcd cloudexits 2 when the run itself failed (a failed test, or a cancelled one), but only exit 1 was treated as an error — so the separatedcd statuscall was the only gate on the job's outcome.Now exit 2 fails the job regardless of what the status call reports, and a non-terminal status alongside a clean exit warns instead of passing mutely.