Fix cli multi account typo

[NA-V10]

Why:

Fixes a clear documentation typo in the GitHub CLI multi-account guide.
The phrase “allow you allow you” was repeated, which affected readability and clarity.

What's being changed:

• Corrected the duplicated phrase to:
  “Some commands allow you to specify your target environment...”
• Documentation-only change, no commands or examples modified.

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• A subject matter expert (SME) has reviewed the technical accuracy (typo-only change).
• The changes meet GitHub Docs fundamentals.
• CI checks are passing and the changes look good in the review environment.

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[Sharra-writes]

@NA-V10 Hey! So I'm confused why you keep correcting things that you've already corrected in previous PRs on subsequent PRs. It's going to make this slightly more complicated, and I'm just going to close this PR, because you have another PR making the exact same change. In the future, please don't do that. You can put multiple edits in one PR, or you can spread them across PRs, just please don't submit the same edit more than once. Thanks!