fix: reject non-positive --interval in concore watch - #583
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--interval was passed straight through to time.sleep() with no validation, so a negative value crashed with an unhandled ValueError instead of a normal CLI error, and 0 turned the watch loop into a busy-loop. Fixes ControlCore-Project#582
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Fixes #582
`--interval` was passed straight through to `time.sleep(interval)` with no validation. A negative value crashed with an unhandled `ValueError: sleep length must be non-negative` instead of a normal CLI error, and `0` turned the watch loop into a busy-loop.
Now `concore watch` rejects `--interval <= 0` up front and prints a normal `[red]Error:[/red]` message, consistent with how the other commands in `cli.py` handle bad input.
Added two tests covering the negative and zero cases.