feat(sdk): add client methods to cli

[connor-mccarthy]

Description of your changes:
Adds the following functionality to the CLI per the V1 -> V2 CLI migration plan:

• run archive
• run unarchive
• run delete
• recurring-run enable
• recurring-run disable
• pipeline get-version
• experiment unarchive

Also:

• cleans up single/double quote inconsistency
• improves informativeness of output for user

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[connor-mccarthy]

/test all

[chensun]

/lgtm

Thanks!

[chensun]

nit:

The docstring should be descriptive-style ("""Fetches rows from a Bigtable.""") rather than imperative-style ("""Fetch rows from a Bigtable.""")

https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html#383-functions-and-methods

[connor-mccarthy]

Thanks and great point. These command docstrings serve a dual purpose: 1) they are standard docstrings and 2) they are the CLI help text.

I reviewed a few popular CLIs and it looks like most use an imperative style for help text:

• git commit --help -> "Create a new commit containing..."
• docker build --help -> "Build an image from a Dockerfile"
• kubectl get pods --help -> "Display one or many resources"
• gh pr list --help -> "List pull requests..."

So I went with imperative also. I could go either way and happy to make this change, but wanted to document the decision via a comment.

Note: git is actually somewhat inconsistent with this... git add --help -> "This command updates...".

[chensun]

2. they are the CLI help text.

Didn't realize this. What you have is perfectly fine then. :) Thanks for the explanation.

[connor-mccarthy]

/approve

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