Add --quiet flag to keystone CLI
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This is simply executeGraphQLFieldWithSelection, but with the exec part structured to be similar to makeContextDbFn
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This pull request adds a
--quietflag, this will suppress the typical status update messages that Keystone usually prints, opting to print nothing unless an error or interactive prompt is required.Additionally this pull request moves quite a few files around internally as part of a wider refactoring.