std::read_file action in runbook does not work / CLI does not recognize it

[niko1a4]

I tested the std::read_file action according to the official documentation:

action "test_read" "std::read_file" {
    path = "non_existent_file.json"
}

I expected the CLI to report a file-not-found error, but instead I get:

error: action 'test_read': unknown command 'std::read_file'
thread 'main' panicked at 'called `Option::unwrap()` on a `None` value', crates/cli/src/runbook/mod.rs:371:50

I installed Surfpool 1.0.1 from source, and I also installed it via the bash script; got the same error.
I checked Cargo.toml and I don’t see any feature flags that could disable std modules.
Tested on a completely clean runbook.
It seems that std::read_file is not registered as an action, even though the docs show an example using it.

[MicaiahReid]

It looks to me like the std::read_file was completely halucinated by the AI that wrote our docs 😅

The action doesn't exist - I'll remove it from our docs. What are you using this action for?