PAP-7015 Adds workbench --init command for setup#16
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Introduces the --init flag to automate forking and cloning the workbench repository. This adds an interactive TUI flow for selecting organizations and naming projects, alongside a non-interactive mode for headless setup.
Refactors the initialization flow to use `gh repo fork --clone`, enabling real-time progress output within the TUI instead of a static spinner. This update also adds support for personal GitHub accounts, optimizes cloning with `--single-branch`, and automatically changes the working directory to the newly created project folder upon completion.
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Introduces a new
workbench --initcommand to streamline the initial setup of a workbench repository. This command provides a guided process for users to:The new command supports both interactive (TUI) and non-interactive modes, accepting CLI arguments for various parameters such as target organization, project name, and whether to skip forking. Extensive documentation and help messages have been updated to reflect these new capabilities.
Relates to PAP-7015, PAP-7020