Fix website cloner CLI usage - #13
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The website cloner was still prompting for input in programmatic and CLI usage, and HTTP error handling could dereference a missing response object. This patch makes the tool honor explicit parameters, default values in CLI mode, and avoids a spurious interactive prompt when automation is already providing arguments. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Why
The website cloner was still prompting for input during non-interactive use and could crash if an HTTP request failed before a response object was assigned. That made the utility unreliable when invoked from CLI flags or automation.
What changed
WebsiteCloner()from prompting when explicit values are already supplied.responseobject in the HTTP error path.This keeps the tool usable from both the interactive menu and direct CLI commands while preserving the existing behavior for manual use.