Update from code changes: document lightdash config rename-project#1001
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Summary
Document the new
lightdash config rename-projectCLI command that renames the currently selected project.Changes
lightdash config rename-projectto the CLI reference summary table.lightdash configdescribing usage, required options, requirements, and an example.Context
Follows source PR lightdash/lightdash#25538 — "feat(cli): rename the selected project".