feat: reset --reinstall --hard

[mdonnalley]

Adds --reinstall and --hard flags to plugins reset

--reinstall allows users to automatically reinstall every plugin that gets uninstalled
--hard will force remove all package manager related files (node_modules, package.json, yarn.lock, package-lock.json) from data directory (~/.local/share/<CLI>)

The goal is to provide users an easy way to get themselves into a clean state if something should go wrong in the upcoming transition from yarn to npm (#776)

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[git2gus]

This issue has been linked to a new work item: W-14888440

[iowillhoit]

QA NOTES

• 🟢 Reinstalls signed, unsigned, and linked plugins
• 🟡 When using --resinstall, it does not prompt to approve unsigned plugins (probably ok)
• 🟢 Reinstalls the exact same version of a plugin
  • 🟢 [email protected] was uninstalled/reinstalled, despite latest being 3.0.14
• 🟢 The --hard command works as expected, removes all files
• 🟠 If --hard is passed, there is no need to run plugins.uninstall first, right? Just delete the directory/files
• 🟡 Suggestion: display the plugin version found [and optionally reinstalled]
  • Found plugin [email protected]
  • [...]
  • Reinstalling [email protected]
• 🟡 Suggestion: When a linked plugin is removed, display "✅ Unlinking plugin-x" (instead of "Uninstalling"). Similar to what is displayed during reinstall "✅ Relinked plugin-x"

[mdonnalley]

🟡 When using --resinstall, it does not prompt to approve unsigned plugins (probably ok)

Yeah, not sure how I feel about this... Having them reconfirm could be annoying if they have a lot of plugins. Also, they've already installed them once so I'm not sure there's much value in asking again.

🟠 If --hard is passed, there is no need to run plugins.uninstall first, right? Just delete the directory/files

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🟡 Suggestion: display the plugin version found [and optionally reinstalled]

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🟡 Suggestion: When a linked plugin is removed, display "✅ Unlinking plugin-x" (instead of "Uninstalling"). Similar to what is displayed during reinstall "✅ Relinked plugin-x"

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[iowillhoit]

QA UPDATE

• 🟢 Versions of plugins are now displayed
  • 🟡 Version is not displayed on a relinked plugin. Not a huge deal since it is displayed in the unlinked message. See plugin-info below:

Found 4 plugins:
- @cristiand391/sf-plugin-api 0.1.0 (user)
- @salesforce/plugin-info 3.0.7 (link)
- @salesforce/plugin-community 3.0.1 (user)
- @salesforce/sfdx-scanner 3.20.0 (user)
✅ Uninstalled @cristiand391/sf-plugin-api
✅ Unlinked @salesforce/plugin-info
✅ Uninstalled @salesforce/plugin-community
✅ Uninstalled @salesforce/sfdx-scanner
✅ Reinstalled @cristiand391/sf-plugin-api@latest -> 0.1.0
✅ Relinked @salesforce/plugin-info <-- HERE
✅ Reinstalled @salesforce/[email protected] -> 3.0.1
✅ Reinstalled @salesforce/sfdx-scanner@latest -> 3.20.0

• 🟢 Linked plugins now use "unlinked" and "relinked" in logs
• 🟢 --hard deletes the folders without an uninstall
• 🟠 I got an error once using sf plugins reset --hard --reinstall. I have not been able to reproduce it...

Found 4 plugins:
- @cristiand391/sf-plugin-api 0.1.0 (user)
- @salesforce/plugin-info 3.0.7 (link)
- @salesforce/plugin-community 3.0.1 (user)
- @salesforce/sfdx-scanner 3.20.0 (user)
✅ Removed the following files:
- /Users/ewillhoit/.local/share/sf/node_modules
- /Users/ewillhoit/.local/share/sf/package.json
- /Users/ewillhoit/.local/share/sf/yarn.lock
- /Users/ewillhoit/.local/share/sf/package-lock.json
    Error: ENOTEMPTY: directory not empty, rmdir '/Users/ewillhoit/.local/share/sf/node_modules/@typescript-eslint/scope-manager'
    Code: ENOTEMPTY