feat(command): add support for input filter for non-interactive #131
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the input filter, previously supported for interactive mode via inquirer allow transformation of the input before validation happens. This allows for a great deal of functionality and flexibility for end users being able to fix typos, enter short hands, etc. This is being extended into the non-interactive commands as well
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the input filter, previously supported for interactive mode via inquirer allow transformation of the input before validation happens. This allows for a great deal of functionality and flexibility for end users being able to fix typos, enter short hands, etc. This is being extended into the non-interactive commands as well