feat(analytics): add Google Analytics and Google Search Console commands#402
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Motivation
I wanted to give my companies Claw🦞 access to Google Analytics and Search Console data for SEO audits and traffic analysis.
Summary
gog analytics accounts--allfor pagination)gog analytics report <property>gog searchconsole sitesgog searchconsole query <siteUrl>Both read-only. Aliases:
ga,gsc.Follows existing patterns (
collectAllPages,tableWriter,failEmptyExit, same flag names). Property IDs normalized so123456789andproperties/123456789both work.Tests
16 integration tests covering JSON + text output for all 4 subcommands,
--allpagination,--fail-empty, input validation before API calls, and service init failures.