feat: add support for calling out to restless cli for specific commands#1182
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In Restless, we are using the
apinamespace as a way to onboard users into the new product. That code lives in a separate repo, and this adds support for calling out to those commands when someone doesnpx api init(for example).I don't love how we are overloading this so much (and I'll take a stab at making this more clear in the readme.md file later) but wanted to get a first pass of this going.