Add auth context to account JSON output#301
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Include result.auth in account command output so scripts can identify the credential source (saved vs env), whether credentials are refreshable, and the auth file type (default, custom, none).
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Summary
result.authobject toaccountcommand output (both text and JSON) exposing credential source, refreshability, and auth file typegetAccessToken→getAccessCredentialto expose full credential metadata without leaking secretscurrentAuthContext(reset on eachinitDbx)case passwordFile != ""→defaultin share-link password switchTest plan
go test ./cmd/...passesgolangci-lint runcleandbxcli account --output=jsonincludesresult.authwith saved credentialsDBXCLI_ACCESS_TOKEN=... dbxcli account --output=jsonshowssource: "env"DBXCLI_AUTH_FILE=... dbxcli account --output=jsonshowsauth_file: "custom"