feat: Display Firestore database edition

[ehsannas]

Adds the 'Edition' to the output of the firestore:databases:get command.

The Database resource in the Firestore API now includes a databaseEdition field. This change updates the DatabaseResp type to include this new field and modifies the prettyPrintDatabase function to display the database edition in the output table.

The possible values for the edition are STANDARD and ENTERPRISE. If the edition is not specified or is DATABASE_EDITION_UNSPECIFIED, it will default to STANDARD.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the firestore:databases:get command by integrating and displaying the newly introduced Firestore database edition. It updates the API type definitions to accommodate the databaseEdition field and modifies the output formatting logic to present this information to users, ensuring a default STANDARD edition is shown when the value is not explicitly provided or is unspecified.

Highlights

• API Type Definition Update: Introduced a new DatabaseEdition enum to define possible Firestore database editions (STANDARD, ENTERPRISE, DATABASE_EDITION_UNSPECIFIED) and updated the DatabaseResp interface to include an optional databaseEdition field.
• Command Output Enhancement: Modified the prettyPrintDatabase function to display the Firestore database edition in the output table of the firestore:databases:get command.
• Default Edition Handling: Implemented logic to default the displayed database edition to STANDARD if the databaseEdition field is not provided or is explicitly DATABASE_EDITION_UNSPECIFIED.
• Unit Test Coverage: Added comprehensive unit tests for the prettyPrintDatabase function to ensure correct display of the database edition under various scenarios, including default and specified values.

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Code Review

This pull request adds support for displaying the Firestore database edition. The changes look good, with updates to the API types, the pretty-printing logic, and corresponding tests. I have one suggestion to improve the test code by reducing duplication, which will enhance maintainability.

[ehsannas]