Allow to switch between contexts
See original GitHub issueHaving defined several named config context, it should be possible to show the current one and also switch:
$ kcctl config
Using configuration "local" (http://localhost:8083).
$ kcctl config use pre-prod
Using configuration "pre-prod" (http://qe:8083).
$ kcctl config use whoops
No configuration named "whoops" exists. Please run ...
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The basic set-context implementation is in place now.
// CC @helpermethod for awareness.