Fixes#10760
The coder CLI quietly accepts any subcommand arguments and silently swallows them.
Currently:
```sh
❯ coder | head -n5
coder v2.3.3+e491217
USAGE:
coder [global-flags] <subcommand>
```
```sh
❯ coder idontexist | head -n5
coder v2.3.3+e491217
USAGE:
coder [global-flags] <subcommand>
```
Now help output will not be show when there is an unknown subcommand error. Instead users will be given the command for the help output.
```sh
❯ coder idontexist
Encountered an error running "coder", see "coder --help" for more information
error: unrecognized subcommand "idontexist"
```
```sh
❯ coder iexistbut idontexist
Encountered an error running "coder iexistbut", see "coder iexistbut --help" for more information
error: unrecognized subcommand "idontexist"
```
Also this stuff: `Encountered an error running "coder iexistbut"... ` gets written to `os.Stdout` in `prettyErrorFormatter{w: os.Stderr, verbose: r.verbose}`, not sure how to test that output.
This change reduces the CPU consumption of --help by ~50%.
Also, this change removes ANSI escape codes from our golden files. I
don't think those were worth the inability to parallelize golden file tests and
global state fragility.
This change will improve over CLI performance and "snappiness" as well as
substantially reduce our test times. Preliminary benchmarks show
`coder server --help` times cut from 300ms to 120ms on my dogfood
instance.
The inefficiency of lipgloss disproportionately impacts our system, as all help
text for every command is generated whenever any command is invoked.
The `pretty` API could clean up a lot of the code (e.g., by replacing
complex string concatenations with Printf), but this commit is too
expansive as is so that work will be done in a follow up.
* chore: add /v2 to import module path
go mod requires semantic versioning with versions greater than 1.x
This was a mechanical update by running:
```
go install github.com/marwan-at-work/mod/cmd/mod@latest
mod upgrade
```
Migrate generated files to import /v2
* Fix gen
elasticspoon
Ammar Bandukwala
Kyle Carberry
Mathias Fredriksson