chore: show custom props for contacts find

[notnmeyer]

custom properties were previously not being included in responses. this fixes that. in text output mode also includes an indicator for custom properties.

➜ task -- contacts find --email test@example.come
FIELD         VALUE                      CUSTOM
id            cmo0kmaog1fm40izqhhh75luc
email         test@example.come
firstName     nate
lastName      blarg
subscribed    true
source        API
userGroup
userId        ext-123
optInStatus
mailingLists
customProp    hello                      *

➜ task -- contacts find --email test@example.come -ojson
[
  {
    "customProp": "hello",
    "email": "test@example.come",
    "firstName": "nate",
    "id": "cmo0kmaog1fm40izqhhh75luc",
    "lastName": "blarg",
    "mailingLists": {},
    "optInStatus": null,
    "source": "API",
    "subscribed": true,
    "userGroup": "",
    "userId": "ext-123"
  }
]

[danrowden]

Works great.

Not super important, but it would be nice if the JSON output matched the API output, not sure why it's being reordered by the cli. Edit: ah it's alphabetical

[
  {
    "id": "clygv49wy001ctdf0pwwgq5wl",
    "email": "dan@loops.so",
    "firstName": "Dan",
    "lastName": "R",
    "source": "API",
    "subscribed": true,
    "userGroup": "Clay users",
    "userId": "1432423",
    "thisKey": "thisValue",
    "somethingNew": "123",
    "mailingLists": {
      "clxf3aab3000w0ljl19h9h7ah": true,
      "cly2xnjqn002z0mmn68uog1wk": true
    },
    "optInStatus": null
  }
]

loops contacts find --email dan@loops.so -o json
[
  {
    "email": "dan@loops.so",
    "firstName": "Dan",
    "id": "clygv49wy001ctdf0pwwgq5wl",
    "lastName": "R",
    "mailingLists": {
      "clxf3aab3000w0ljl19h9h7ah": true,
      "cly2xnjqn002z0mmn68uog1wk": true
    },
    "optInStatus": null,
    "somethingNew": "123",
    "source": "API",
    "subscribed": true,
    "thisKey": "thisValue",
    "userGroup": "Clay users",
    "userId": "1432423"
  }
]