Add --depth flag to limit tree visualization depth #12
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Adds a --depth (or -d) flag that limits how many levels deep the directory tree visualization goes. When the depth limit is reached, an ellipsis indicator shows what's hidden (e.g., "... 2 directories, 5 files"). This helps users working with large codebases control output verbosity and focus on high-level architecture without getting lost in deeply nested structures.
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Adds a --depth (or -d) flag that limits how many levels deep the
directory tree visualization goes. When the depth limit is reached,
an ellipsis indicator shows what's hidden (e.g., "... 2 directories, 5 files").
This helps users working with large codebases control output verbosity
and focus on high-level architecture without getting lost in deeply
nested structures.