[CLI] Allow a parameter to run the new:project command with default values

It would be great to have a parameter like -y in the project:new command so when we run

boost project:new my-boosted-project -y

The CLI doesn’t ask the user for inputs and everything is created with default values

Current behavior

> boost new:project my-boosted-project
? What's your project description? (default: "") 
> Intro
? What's the first version? (default: 0.1.0) 
> Intro
? Who's the author? (default: "") 
> Intro
? What's the website? (default: "") 
> Intro
? What license will you be publishing this under? (default: MIT) 
> Intro
? What's the URL of the repository? (default: "") 
> Intro
? What's the package name of your provider infrastructure library?
> Intro
(AWS)
ℹ boost new 🚧
✔ Creating project root
✔ Generating config files
✔ Installing dependencies
ℹ Project generated!

expected behavior

> boost new:project my-boosted-project -y
ℹ boost new 🚧
✔ Creating project root
✔ Generating config files
✔ Installing dependencies
ℹ Project generated!

I propose -y because that’s kind of standard in CLIs for yes to all

[alvaroloes]

Ideally, when we had the local provider, it would make more sense to have that one by default

[itrion]

@MYF95, I think it makes sense to keep AWS as the default provider. I could bet it will be the default for long, just because it is the platform we have invested more energy, so it plays with an advantage over the others.

Once we have more providers in place, we can force the user to set a provider when running the command using -y

Like:

> boost new:project my-project -y
Error: when using -y you have to set a provider using the -p argument

so you would need to run:

boost new:project my-project -y -p aws