[core] Check for breaking changes when deploying GraphQL API #1701
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* [core] Check for dangerous/breaking changes when deploying GraphQL schemas * [core] Include tag in confirm message when undeploying GraphQL API
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This adds validation logic to the GraphQL API deployment, ensuring that the user is made aware of any dangerous or breaking changes.
If any dangerous changes are found, a confirmation dialog is shown. A new flag,
--forcecan be used to blindly overwrite the API (useful for CI flows etc).