Previously, when running `gt polecat nuke <name> <rig>`, the parseAddress
function would infer the rig from cwd for each argument, causing a plain
rig name to be misinterpreted as a polecat name. For example, running from
a gastown directory:
gt polecat nuke angharad gastown --force
Would try to nuke both gastown/angharad AND gastown/gastown.
Now both runPolecatNuke and runPolecatRemove validate that each address
argument contains "/" before parsing, enforcing the documented
`<rig>/<polecat>` format and preventing this misinterpretation.
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