fix(cli): unify --name shorthand in pin ls and pin add
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This is a cosmetic fix for bug found during testing 0.29.0-rc2. pin add --name had shorthand -n pin ls --name had no shorthand, and --names had -n This unifies -n making it a shorthand for the same parameter in both `pin ls` and `pin add`.
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This is a cosmetic fix for bug found during testing 0.29.0-rc2. pin add --name had shorthand -n pin ls --name had no shorthand, and --names had -n This unifies -n making it a shorthand for the same parameter in both `pin ls` and `pin add`. (cherry picked from commit a07852a)
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This is a cosmetic fix for UX bug found during testing 0.29.0-rc2.
pin add --namehad shorthand-npin ls --namehad no shorthand, and--nameshad-nThis PR unifies
-nmaking it a shorthand for the same parameter in bothpin lsandpin add.cc #10412 #10398