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docs/CONSOLE.md shows output `simlock status` never prints

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1/5
Estimated time
Under an hour
Newbie friendliness
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Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
markdown, typescript
Domain
cli, documentation

Research direction

The mismatch is between the sample output at docs/CONSOLE.md lines 57-62 and what simlock status prints. Compare that block with the status assertion in src/cli/index.test.ts near line 3219 and the status section of docs/CLI.md, and check the daemon start output at src/cli/index.ts around line 1646. Done means the docs example matches the real status output (or the wording is split so each command's output is shown accurately), with the test and CLI.md left consistent.

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Description

bug:new

docs/CONSOLE.md:57-62:

`simlock daemon start` and `simlock status` print the address:

Daemon running
Console: http://127.0.0.1:4700/

Only daemon start prints that first line (src/cli/index.ts:1646). simlock status opens with the health-and-mode line instead — Daemon: running (worker) then Console: … then Host: … — as src/cli/index.test.ts:3219 pins and docs/CLI.md documents. A reader who runs the second command the sentence names does not see the block they were promised; the Console: line they are after is right, the line above it is not.

Found while triaging #422, reading the docs the report cites.

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