Removed prompt to set profile as default on sso init

[sanjog-lama]

Description

• Removed the prompt to set the selected profile as default, this will now automatically set the selected profile as default
• Made some refactor of code related to sso init

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added the ability to set an SSO profile as the default AWS profile.
  • Introduced a profile summary display feature, showing key SSO configuration details and account information.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined the SSO initialization process for improved clarity and maintainability.

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Walkthrough

Two new helper methods, setProfileAsDefault and printProfileSummary, were introduced in the SSO client implementation. The InitSSO method was refactored to delegate profile configuration and summary printing to these helpers, simplifying its logic. The import of the time package was adjusted accordingly.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
internal/sso/profile.go	Added setProfileAsDefault and printProfileSummary methods; imported time package for formatting.
internal/sso/sso.go	Refactored InitSSO to use new helper methods; removed direct token expiry and config retrieval logic; removed unused time import.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SSOClient
    participant AWSConfig
    participant AWSSTS
    participant SSOAccount

    User->>SSOClient: InitSSO(profile)
    SSOClient->>SSOClient: setProfileAsDefault(profile)
    SSOClient->>AWSConfig: Retrieve SSO config values
    AWSConfig-->>SSOClient: Return config values
    SSOClient->>AWSConfig: configureAWSProfile("default", values)
    AWSConfig-->>SSOClient: Confirm profile set
    SSOClient->>SSOClient: printProfileSummary(profile)
    SSOClient->>AWSConfig: Retrieve SSO config values
    SSOClient->>AWSSTS: AwsSTSGetCallerIdentity(profile)
    AWSSTS-->>SSOClient: Return role ARN
    SSOClient->>SSOAccount: GetSSOAccountName(account_id)
    SSOAccount-->>SSOClient: Return account name
    SSOClient->>AWSConfig: GetCachedSsoAccessToken(profile)
    AWSConfig-->>SSOClient: Return token expiry
    SSOClient->>User: printSummary(...)

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Poem

A hop and a skip in the SSO code,
Helpers now lighten the rabbit’s load.
Profiles set default with a single call,
Summaries print with no hassle at all.
With paws on the keyboard, I cheer and I beam,
For cleaner SSO—what a hoppy dream! 🐇✨

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