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This newly introduce command leans on the existing `queries:extract` logic.
Operations needs to be attached to a specific client so this PR adds the ability to send a client name, client id, and client version to annoate the manifest of operations. This will make it much easier to validate schema changes against registered queries and have a sane governace strategy
A point of clarity, client identifier is a better term for a value that can range from UUID, abritray strings, certs, and really anything else. Client Id was leading to confusion about the generation state and possible values (i.e. id's are typically a monotype)
this adds client identity to the registration step!
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This PR is opened on behalf of @abernix who is muscling through shipping the rest of this feature. It provides a new feature of the apollo platform to register operations which will be the only allowed operations that a server can execute.