Find by glob pattern

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the graphql-cli tool by introducing a new command for updating existing GraphQL endpoint configurations and by greatly improving the schema search functionality. Users can now modify endpoint details like URLs and headers more easily, and the find command offers more precise and detailed schema exploration through glob pattern matching and an option to view full type definitions.

Highlights

• Enhanced find command: The graphql-cli find command now supports glob patterns (*, ?, [...]) for searching schema definitions, allowing for more flexible and powerful searches. Additionally, a new --detail flag has been introduced to display full definitions with fields and arguments, rather than just names.
• New update command: A new graphql-cli update command has been added, enabling users to modify existing endpoint configurations. This command supports updating the endpoint URL, description, and HTTP headers, with headers being merged to preserve existing ones not explicitly changed.
• Documentation updates: The README.md and SKILL.md files have been updated to reflect the new update command and the enhanced capabilities of the find command, including examples for glob patterns and the --detail flag.

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Code Review

The pull request introduces a new update command for modifying existing endpoint configurations and enhances the find command with glob pattern matching and a --detail flag. Documentation in README.md and SKILL.md has been updated to reflect these changes, which is well-done. The implementation of glob matching in internal/schema/finder.go and the conditional printing in internal/printer/printer.go are correctly handled. However, a critical issue was identified in the new cmd/update.go file where a function parseHeader is used without being defined or imported, which will cause a compilation failure.

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The parseHeader function is used here but is not defined within this file or imported from another package in the provided context. This will lead to a compilation error. Please define this helper function or import it if it exists elsewhere.