Introducing browser pools

[Sayan-]

Overview

Adds full CLI support for browser pools - collections of pre-configured browsers that can be quickly acquired and released for high-performance automation.

• Complete CRUD operations for browser pools (list, create, get, update, delete)
• Pool lifecycle management (acquire, release, flush)
• Integration with kernel browsers create - can now acquire directly from pools

Testing

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Mesa Description

Overview

Adds full CLI support for browser pools - collections of pre-configured browsers that can be quickly acquired and released for high-performance automation.

• Complete CRUD operations for browser pools (list, create, get, update, delete)
• Pool lifecycle management (acquire, release, flush)
• Integration with kernel browsers create - can now acquire directly from pools

Testing

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Performed full review of 5d277a1...de04522

Analysis

1. Type Inconsistency: The new code uses kernel.String(), kernel.Int(), and kernel.Bool() for optional fields while existing code uses kernel.Opt(), creating inconsistency in SDK conventions.

2. Problematic Default Values: Several flags have potentially destructive or limiting defaults including --discard-all-idle=true in update commands, --reuse=true in release commands, and --timeout=5 seconds for acquire operations.

3. Error Handling Issues: Validation errors return nil after printing to console rather than propagating errors to the CLI framework, creating inconsistent error handling behavior.

4. Mixing UI and Logic: Error messages are printed directly to the console within validation functions instead of returning structured errors to be handled by the caller, violating separation of concerns.

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[Sayan-]

Hmm I'm not sure I follow mesa's feedback. I'm pretty sure everything is consistent with how we've implemented other commands (modulo [1] but that's a no-op since everything is mapped to a Opt under the hood)