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--json prints only JSON on stdout (withJsonOutput around every command: logs, tables and prompts to stderr; printJson everywhere; test runs every --json command against the fake stores and parses stdout); prices ppp compares like with like: par = the store's own US-equivalent price (Play convertRegionPrices, Apple equalizations; offline base x fx x (1 + VAT) rounded up) scaled by the PPP price level; defaults only lower, only price levels <= 0.5, World Bank high-income at par, CN at par on Apple and skipped on Play, never above par (--only-decreases, --max-ratio, --min-ratio, --max-level, --include-high-income; --floor / --ceiling kept), top-10 revenue market drops > 20 % warned (sales reports, else a static list), unchanged regions out of the sheet; price changes of existing products only with --allow-price-changes, TTY or not (a terminal yes covered them), then their own question listing each old -> new, held section in dry runs (play products, prices import, play / apple subscriptions); pitfalls 61-63; tests

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## Unreleased
- **`--json` prints only JSON on stdout.** Every command run with `--json` sends its log, step and table lines to
stderr (one place: `withJsonOutput` in cli/lib/log.ts, wrapped around every command); the last commands that printed
JSON with console.log use `printJson`. A test runs every command that reads `--json` against the fake stores and
parses its stdout (`prices ppp --json` printed log lines first).
- **PPP prices compare like with like.** `prices ppp` takes the store's own conversion of the US price (VAT included,
today's rate: Play convertRegionPrices, Apple equalizations; offline base x rate x (1 + VAT)) as par and applies the
PPP price level to it. Defaults: only lower prices (`--only-decreases`), only economies with a price level at most
50 % of the US (`--max-level`), World Bank high-income economies keep par (`--include-high-income` to include
them), mainland China at par on Apple and skipped on Play, never above par (`--max-ratio`, `--min-ratio`; the old
`--floor` / `--ceiling` still work). Germany keeps EUR 5.99 for USD 4.99 (was EUR 3.59). A top-10 revenue market
that drops more than 20 % is warned about (from your sales reports, else a static list). Regions that keep their
price stay out of the sheet (`kept` in `--json`).
- **Creating products never changes a live price.** `play products`, `prices import`, `play subscriptions` and `apple
subscriptions` change prices of existing products only with `--allow-price-changes`, in a terminal too: one "y"
covered them before. With the flag they get their own question listing each old -> new; dry runs show a separate
"price changes on existing products (held)" section.
- **`whats-new` drafts from player-facing notes before the git log.** It takes `whatsNew.source`, then
`docs/RELEASE-<version>.md`, then the CHANGELOG.md section of the version (else Unreleased); version from
`--release`, else package.json. Only without one (or with `--from-git`) it drafts from commit messages, and says so.