feat: extend commands coverage & add request wait for approval#2
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Summary
Completes the request lifecycle by adding the missing operations from the AWS TEAM API:
team reject <id>— approver rejects a pending requestteam revoke <id>— requester or approver revokes an active session (approved/scheduled/in progress)team cancel <id>— requester cancels their own pending requestteam pending— lists requests awaiting the current user's approval (uses therequestByApproverAndStatusGSI)team request --wait— blocks until the request reaches a terminal state, with configurable timeout (--wait-timeout, default 600s)--waitbehaviorDesigned for scripting and wrapper tools. Polls the request status every 5 seconds, prints progress to stderr, and exits with:
When stdout is not a TTY (piped), outputs the final request state as JSON. Tokens are refreshed automatically during long waits.