Add CLI command to create API key for default superuser with AUTO_LOGIN enabled #1965
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This pull request adds a new CLI command
api_keythat allows the creation of an API key for the default superuser when AUTO_LOGIN is enabled. The command checks if AUTO_LOGIN is enabled and if a default superuser exists. If both conditions are met, it creates a new API key for the superuser and displays it in a banner. The API key is only shown once and should be stored securely.