fix: better handling for nil results#374
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A number of commands don't have validation on key flags which results in errors & nil results.
This adds additional validation & a helper func to better handle nil results. Also adds newlines where relevant due to the change in output in PR #364
A couple examples:
Nil results
Error due to non-existent project being passed -
lagoon delete org-p -p invalidProject --organization-name lagoon-demo-organization(More an api issue, but simple enough to handle here)