Add failing tests for #25: version command side effects

[jiaminc-cmu]

Summary

Adds failing E2E tests that detect the bug reported in #25 (Linux diagnostics / version command side effects).

Test File

• E2E test: tests/test_e2e_issue_25_version_side_effects.py

What This PR Contains

• 5 failing E2E tests that reproduce the reported bug using subprocess isolation
• Tests verify that pdd --version and pdd --help should NOT emit INFO logs or warnings
• Tests are verified to fail on current code and will pass once the bug is fixed

Test Details

Test	Status	Purpose
test_version_output_has_no_side_effects	FAILS	Verifies --version has clean output
test_help_output_has_no_side_effects	FAILS	Verifies --help has clean output
test_version_output_clean_inside_project_directory	FAILS	Bug persists even in project dir
test_cli_import_chain_for_version_does_not_trigger_llm_invoke	PASSES	Confirms pdd.core.cli is clean
test_version_command_performance	PASSES	Performance benchmark (< 2s)

Root Cause

Eager module-level imports in pdd/cli.py:17-41 trigger a chain that loads pdd/llm_invoke.py, which has extensive module-level initialization code that runs during import. This includes:

1. Logging setup that emits INFO messages
2. LiteLLM cache configuration
3. Project root resolution

Import chain: pdd/cli.py → code_generator_main.py → code_generator.py → llm_invoke.py

Recommended Fix

1. Make the backward-compatibility imports in pdd/cli.py lazy (import inside functions/when needed)
2. Defer initialization in llm_invoke.py using lazy patterns

Next Steps

1. Implement the fix at pdd/cli.py:17-41
2. Verify all E2E tests pass
3. Run full test suite
4. Mark PR as ready for review

Fixes #25

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