Parse convert CLI arguments into pipeline steps#4
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this PR moves the convert CLI away from the hardcoded
PNG -> PPMpipelinethe
convertfrontend now:generator inputs and
-fxare parsed only as command structure for now. the current pipeline still reports them as unsupported because the matching backend workers do not exist yet!it also update pipeline step creation to report an error when no path exists between steps, instead of silently moving the pipeline into an invalid format
the codec path test was updated to match the current decode flow:
input format detection currently only works with PNG magic bytes, since PNG is the only supported decoded input format in the current pipeline. other formats still fall back to extension-based detection.