KC-1442: Add Classic-to-NSF conversion command - #2404
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* Add Classic-to-NSF conversion command * Show record UID to be converted * Add negative flow unit tests * Fix claude review comments * Skip already Nested Share Records * Fix review comments * Fix review comments * Update NSF readme doc
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nsf-convertto permanently convert Classic records into Nested Share Records. It accepts record UIDs, titles, or paths; omit--folderto targetVault (root), or specify an existing Nested Share Folder.Changes
--forcewhen invoked through Service Mode.