`rea analyze PATH` routes a JavaScript directory or ASAR to the same
static analysis as `rea analyze-javascript-application`, but it passed
no signal and was not wrapped in withCommandCancellation. On SIGINT the
process was killed with no output (signal SIGINT, empty stdout).
The dedicated command returns a typed `cancelled` result and exits 130.
The #1098 review raised this route.
Decide the route first. A JavaScript target now runs exactly like the
dedicated command: cancellation wraps logging, so the cancelled exit
code is not replaced by the logged failure status. The binary route is
unchanged and keeps its own SIGINT handling in runDirectAnalysis.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
