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Co-authored-by: Spencer Finkel <56093725+LumaC0@users.noreply.github.com>
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Adds 4 commands for generating, retrieving, listing, and removing profiles, along with test coverage and in-tool documentation. To see the commands once the tool is installed, run
alkswith no parameters to see thatprofileshas been added to the list of possible commands. You can also runalks profilesto see a list of subcommands or pass--helpto a subcommand to see the accepted flags and descriptions of what they doRally #: This work is the result of my recent hackathon project