feat: add following and followers commands

Add two new commands to list users:
- `bird following` - list users that you (or another user) follow
- `bird followers` - list users that follow you (or another user)

Both commands support:
- `--user <userId>` to query another user's following/followers
- `-n <count>` to limit results
- `--json` for structured output

Uses Twitter's GraphQL Following/Followers endpoints with proper
feature flags and query ID rotation support.
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thelockmeister
2026-01-01 09:06:17 +13:00
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@@ -51,6 +51,14 @@ bird mentions --user @steipete -n 5
# Bookmarks
bird bookmarks -n 5
# Following (who you follow)
bird following -n 20
bird following --user 12345678 -n 10 # by user ID
# Followers (who follows you)
bird followers -n 20
bird followers --user 12345678 -n 10 # by user ID
# Refresh GraphQL query IDs cache (no rebuild)
bird query-ids --fresh
```
@@ -68,6 +76,8 @@ bird query-ids --fresh
- `bird search "<query>" [-n count] [--json]` — search for tweets matching a query.
- `bird mentions [-n count] [--user @handle] [--json]` — find tweets mentioning a user (defaults to the authenticated user).
- `bird bookmarks [-n count] [--json]` — list your bookmarked tweets.
- `bird following [--user <userId>] [-n count] [--json]` — list users that you (or another user) follow.
- `bird followers [--user <userId>] [-n count] [--json]` — list users that follow you (or another user).
- `bird whoami` — print which Twitter account your cookies belong to.
- `bird check` — show which credentials are available and where they were sourced from.