feat: restructure cmd folder #388
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Dividing the cmd folder structure into exp and core commands. Commands that are within the exp folder are not tested 'at all' - and we most likely do not have the infrastructure to test it. Commands in the core folder have a better chance to get tested. Signed-off-by: Christian Walter <[email protected]>
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Dividing the cmd folder structure into exp and core commands. Commands that are within the exp folder are not tested 'at all' - and we most likely do not have the infrastructure to test it. Commands in the core folder have a better chance to get tested.