used marketplaceSDK instead of managementSDK for app related operations

[naman-contentstack]

Minor version bump 1.5.1 -> 1.6.0

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR migrates app-related operations from using the managementSDK to the marketplaceSDK, aligning with the expected SDK for handling app installations and management operations. The changes include updating imports, function signatures, and test stubs to support the new SDK architecture.

Key changes:

• Replace managementSDK with marketplaceSDK for app installation and lifecycle operations
• Update imports from @contentstack/management to @contentstack/marketplace-sdk
• Refactor test files to remove duplicate stubs and improve test reliability

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 27 out of 28 changed files in this pull request and generated 2 comments.

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File	Description
src/util/common-utils.ts	Updated app installation and update functions to use marketplaceSDK
src/util/inquirer.ts	Modified app installation queries and added marketplace SDK support
src/commands/app/*.ts	Updated command implementations to use marketplaceSDK for app operations
src/strategies/*.ts	Updated uninstall strategies to support marketplaceSDK parameter passing
test/unit/commands/app/*.ts	Removed duplicate test stubs and improved test setup
package.json	Updated CLI utilities dependency version

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (3)

test/unit/commands/app/update.test.ts:49

• This test has duplicate loader stubs - one was removed from line 48 but another remains. The remaining stub on line 49 should be sufficient.

 sandbox.stub(cliux, "loader").callsFake(() => {});

test/unit/commands/app/uninstall.test.ts:113

• The test expects an error exit code but no longer validates it after removing the error assertion. Consider verifying the command still handles the error appropriately.

 const { stdout } = await runCommand([

test/unit/commands/app/reinstall.test.ts:182

• The test changed from using mock.apps[0] to mock.apps[1] without explanation. This could indicate a test dependency issue or missing test data validation.

 App: mock.apps[1].name,