Add threat-models
as a property to config file and inputs
#1653
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There's a lot of changes here, but it's pretty formulaic. It follows the approach used by the
queries
input and config property.threat-models
can appear as an input or in the config file. If it appears in the input, then we need to either merge it with the threat-models in the config (if prefixed with+
) or overwrite it.There's no danger if someone uses
threat-models
with an older CLI since the CLI can handle configs with extra properties.Merge / deployment checklist