Android wizard will fail to create a Service Account API key if user has google org account and the key policy is enforced

[madebydavid]

Description

This is related to #65 - that issue is specific to the shipthis game android apiKey create command but we need to handle the scenario in the Android wizard.

Expected behaviour

The wizard should detect that the user is in a Google organisation and that they have this policy enforced.

It should warn the user and ask them if they want to change the policy and present instructions / other links relevant to this.

Actual behaviour

TODO - confirm this - it will error but I am not sure how it will be presented to the user.

[madebydavid]

Recording of what happens at asciinema

https://asciinema.org/a/M0SOcaOP5nZqbpUSGS5LFkKD9

[madebydavid]

The wizard should probably have another step to detect if the policy needs changing - but, I am assuming, this is only for a sub-set of users who are using a Google account within an organisation and adding another step for that seems like a complication.

As a compromise, one of the other steps could expand to handle this scenario. Probably the step which actually creates the Service Account and Service Account API Key.

This extra "sub-step" should tell the user what the issue is and ask them if they would like us to apply the policy change.

I think I will update the CreateServiceAccountKey component to do this. It is also used in the shipthis game android apiKey create command - so running that command will prompt the user and then change the policy - meaning they wont actually need to run the shipthis game android apiKey policy --revoke command - but it is good that we have that command to perform just that task if we don't want to immediately create the Service Account and API key.

[madebydavid]

Need to do some further testing on #73