docs +script init-draft should not create generated workspaces in the caller project root

[alario-tang]

Summary

lark-cli docs +script --command init-draft creates its generated workspace in the current working directory by default. When the command is run from an existing project or Git repository, this leaves a draft_<id>_folder/ directory in the project root.

The directory is a CLI work area rather than user-authored project content. It contains the Presentation Decision baseline and draft XML, and later document-authoring steps can add diagrams, downloaded media, and preview artifacts. This makes an otherwise clean repository appear dirty and makes it easy to accidentally commit generated files.

Environment

• @larksuite/cli: 1.0.96
• macOS arm64
• Command identity: lark-cli docs +script

Reproduction

From the root of an existing Git repository:

lark-cli docs +script \
  --command init-draft \
  --presentation-decision '{}' \
  --format json

The command creates a workspace matching this pattern in the current directory:

draft_<8-hex-chars>_folder/
└── .presentation-decision.json

The dry-run response also reports:

{
  "creates_workspace": true,
  "directory_pattern": "draft_*_folder",
  "xml_file_name": "draft.xml"
}

Expected behavior

Please consider one of these options:

1. Default the generated workspace to the operating system temporary directory, while returning its absolute path in data.cwd / data.workspace.
2. Add an explicit --work-dir or --output-dir option for callers that need to choose the location.
3. Support an environment variable for the default workspace root, with the current-directory behavior as an explicit opt-in.

The workspace should remain persistent for the duration of the document-authoring workflow, but it should not silently pollute the caller's project directory.

Compatibility consideration

The existing returned draft_path and data.cwd contract can remain unchanged. Only the default parent directory would change, so callers that use the returned path should continue to work.