Add csvview alias for csv-view command

[shrestha0409]

Added a csvview alias that maps to run_csv_view() for easier command usage without requiring a hyphen.

This change improves usability by supporting both csv-view and csvview as valid commands.

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• New Features
  • Added a built-in csvview command for viewing and displaying CSV file contents.

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• trushell/config/builtin_commands.md

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Walkthrough

A single line is added to the built-in command registry configuration (trushell/config/builtin_commands.md), registering csvview as a command entry that invokes run_csv_view() from trushell/commands/data.py.

Changes

csvview Command Registration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
csvview entry in built-in command registry trushell/config/builtin_commands.md	Adds the {cmd: csvview} entry wired to run_csv_view() in trushell/commands/data.py to the built-in command list.

Estimated code review effort

🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Possibly related issues

• Add csvview Alias for csv-view Command #32: This PR directly addresses the issue by adding the csvview alias entry to the built-in commands configuration file as specified.

Poem

🐇 A bunny hopped in with a CSV in paw,
One line of config, no bug or flaw.
csvview now lives in the registry bright,
Data viewed cleanly, rows aligned right.
Hip hop hooray for the tiniest PR night! 🥕

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Title check	✅ Passed	The title accurately describes the main change: adding a csvview alias for the csv-view command, which is fully reflected in the PR objectives and the addition to the command registry.
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Inline comments:
In `@trushell/config/builtin_commands.md`:
- Line 18: The csvview command entry in the manifest file terminates with a
period instead of a semicolon, which breaks the manifest format and prevents the
command from being registered. Replace the period at the end of the csvview
entry (the line containing {cmd: csvview}; "run_csv_view()";
[trushell/commands/data.py]) with a semicolon to match the format convention
used by all other command entries in the manifest.

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[shrestha0409]

Fixed the manifest entry terminator issue by replacing the period with a semicolon. The PR is ready for review.