Store auth/execute UX improvements

[dmerand]

What

Improve the shopify store auth and shopify store execute UX around authentication, verification, and recovery.

This changes the store auth output to follow the existing shopify auth style more closely, makes auth and re-auth commands easier to follow from error states, and updates the help text to describe store auth as store-command auth rather than store execute-specific auth.

Why

These changes follow the feedback collected in the Store execute friction doc:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Hwo9kFlIrEitsvS7i27q179_TiMbE9YNRZmn-j77G7s/edit?tab=t.0

The current flow has a few sources of friction:

• store auth output still reads like a bespoke flow instead of matching the CLI's auth conventions
• long auth and re-auth commands are hard to scan in wrapped error messages
• the help text is narrower than reviewer intent and ties store auth too closely to store execute
• the post-auth verification step is present, but the guidance can be clearer

How

• switch store auth happy-path output to login-style completion lines
• keep the auth URL as fallback-only, but render it as a hyperlink-capable link when shown
• separate the post-auth verification command onto its own line
• move missing-auth and re-auth commands into structured error next steps
• update generated command docs/help output for the revised wording

Testing

• Run shopify store auth --store <store> --scopes read_products
• Confirm the auth flow prints login-style success output and a follow-up verification command
• Simulate missing stored auth and confirm the recovery command is shown in the error next steps
• Simulate browser-open failure and confirm the fallback auth URL is shown as a clickable link when supported

[dmerand]

• Store auth/execute UX improvements #7151 👈 (View in Graphite)
• Adjust store auth warning for non-canonical store domain #7150
• Canonicalize scopes for store auth #7149
• Fix store auth API Client key #7148
• main

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[dmerand]

/snapit

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[isaacroldan]

couldn't we pass the scopes here and build the full command?