feat: new explain commands for debugging and informational purposes #86
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…kristen#86) * feat: account command to show what you are authenticated against and how * feat: new explain-config and renamed explain-account commands * docs: adding documentation for new commands and options
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This adds two new commands to help with debugging and informational purposes for users.
explain-accountwill show what account you are authenticated against and howexplain-configwill show the rendered configuration for the account you are authenticated against or the account specified on the cli