Fix test_run_execution command

[rquidute]

What changed

This PR improves the way to run the test_run_execution command by adding a sort ordering functionality and the possibility to retrieve all test run execution records. Also it was added project-id filtering capability.

• Default Sort Behavior: Changed CLI default to use descending order (--sort desc) to show newest test runs first
• New --all Flag: Added --all option that fetches all test run executions with screen pagination (similar to git log)
• Enhanced Filter Display: Implemented comprehensive, color-coded filter information showing active parameters (order, skip, limit, results scope)
• Added --project-id / -p option to filter test runs by project ID
• Parameter Validation: Added validation to prevent incompatible flag combinations (--all with --limit, --log with pagination options)
• Improved Help Text: Updated help messages to clarify default values and parameter relationships

Related Issue

project-chip/certification-tool#823

Testing

• Unit tests added and passing

• Added active filter header and pagination

• Using project-id filter

• Command example using sort

• Command example using sort

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the test_run_execution command-line interface by introducing robust sorting capabilities and an option to fetch all test run records with integrated pagination. It also improves user feedback by displaying active filters and adds crucial validation to prevent conflicting command-line arguments, making the tool more intuitive and powerful for managing test run data.

Highlights

• Enhanced CLI Functionality: The test_run_execution command now supports sorting of results and an option to retrieve all records with screen pagination.
• Default Sort Order: The default sort behavior for test_run_execution has been changed to descending order (--sort desc), displaying the newest test runs first.
• New --all Flag: A new --all flag has been introduced, allowing users to fetch all test run executions, presented with screen pagination similar to git log.
• Improved Filter Display: The command output now includes comprehensive, color-coded filter information, clearly showing active parameters such as order, skip, limit, and results scope.
• Parameter Validation: Validation has been added to prevent incompatible flag combinations, specifically disallowing --all with --limit, and --log with pagination or sorting options.
• API Update: The underlying API for retrieving test run executions (read_test_run_executions_api_v1_test_run_executions_get) has been updated to accept a sort_order parameter.
• New Unit Tests: New unit tests have been added to cover the --sort and --all functionalities, as well as the validation of incompatible flag combinations.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces several valuable enhancements to the test_run_execution command, including default sorting, an --all flag for fetching all records, and improved user feedback on active filters. The implementation is solid, and the new features significantly improve the command's usability. I've added a few review comments with suggestions for improving code clarity, consistency, and validation logic. Specifically, I've pointed out an area for simplifying the filter display logic, a more idiomatic way to handle Pydantic models, and a point of confusion in the command-line argument validation. I also noticed a couple of missing assertions in the new tests to ensure resource cleanup is consistently verified. Overall, this is a great contribution.

[antonio-amjr]

@rquidute This image from description it's showing the table header "State" misaligned with the actual data.
Is it like that still or is it fixed?

[antonio-amjr]

Please consider the below: