Add subcommands property for subcommand type extensions#315
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Add support for k6 subcommand type extensions introduced in k6 v1.5.0. The new `subcommands` property lists the registered k6 subcommand names that can be invoked using `k6 x NAME`. The subcommands property: - Is an array of strings - Contains names of subcommands registered by the extension - Supports extensions that register multiple subcommands
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Add support for k6 subcommand type extensions introduced in k6 v1.5.0. The new
subcommandsproperty lists the registered k6 subcommand names that can be invoked usingk6 x NAME.Changes
subcommandsproperty to the registry schemaExample
This allows users to invoke:
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Closes #314