fix(output): allow literal-dotted keys in --output-fields paths#336
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Cat APIs return flat objects whose keys contain literal dots (e.g. `docs.count`, `store.size`), but `--output-fields` parsing split every dot as a nesting separator, silently dropping those fields. Prefer a literal-key match before falling back to dot-notation descent so cat-style projections work as expected.
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docs.count,store.size), but--output-fieldsparsing split every dot as a nesting separator, silently dropping those fields.getNestedValuenow prefers a literal-key match before falling back to dot-notation descent;pickFieldspreserves the literal key verbatim in the projected output.Closes #325