Standardize how command options work

[meza]

Currently we use --quiet, --force and --dry-run for all sorts of things and they're most definitely not consistent.

I'm imaging a re-work where we have the following:

-i, --non-interactive - to suppress CommanderJS outputs
-q, --quiet - to suppress ALL outputs and communicate solely through exit codes
-n, --dry-run - to prevent making changes to the configuration or the filesystem. Would also print out information about what would have happened.
-f, --force - do things without asking questions. It would be the equivalent of the --non-interactive mode in most cases. Where it would be different is during destructive operations. Would not ask to remove files for example.

This is still a work in progress theory, please feel free to contribute.