Fix search command --full option not showing full details

[kkaarreell]

The search command was not passing the full parameter to print_state_dirs(), causing --full flag to be ignored. Now properly displays ReportPortal launch and suite descriptions when --full is specified.

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Ensure the search command propagates the --full option to print full state directory details.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Passes the full flag from the search command into print_state_dirs so that the --full CLI option correctly displays detailed ReportPortal launch and suite descriptions.

Sequence diagram for search command --full flag propagation

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant cmd_search
    participant print_state_dirs

    User->>cmd_search: run with --full
    cmd_search->>print_state_dirs: print_state_dirs(refresh, refresh_all, specific_state_dir, brief, full)
    alt [full is True]
        print_state_dirs-->>User: display detailed launch and suite descriptions
    else [full is False]
        print_state_dirs-->>User: display brief results
    end

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Ensure search command propagates the full flag to state directory printing so --full shows detailed output.	Add full=full keyword argument when calling print_state_dirs so it receives the CLI full flag Keep brief output behavior unchanged while enabling detailed mode when --full is used	newa/cli/commands/search_cmd.py

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