fix(cli): add compatibility memu-server entrypoint stub#355
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PR Summary
Fix broken memu-server entrypoint by adding a minimal compatible CLI module.
What this PR does
Adds missing memu.server package and CLI entrypoint so memu-server no longer crashes with ModuleNotFoundError.
Keeps behavior explicit: current CLI is a compatibility stub and points users to the separate memU-server repository.
Adds tests for CLI default output and --version.
Why this change is needed
pyproject.toml defines:
memu-server = "memu.server.cli:main"
but current main did not include src/memu/server/cli.py, causing runtime failure.
Type of Change
Bug fix
New feature
Documentation update
Refactor / cleanup
Other
PR Quality Checklist
PR title follows conventional format
Changes are limited in scope and easy to review
No breaking changes
Related issue/discussion can be linked
Testing
Ran: pytest tests/test_server_cli.py -q
Result: 2 passed