wp-env: Add --skip-confirmation option to destroy command

[jrmd]

What?

This patch adds support for wp-env destroy --skip-confirmation which allows for the command to be ran without the blocking confirmation prompt.

Why?

Running this command in a script requires confirmation from stdin, adding the skip confirmation option allows us to bypass this limitation allows script writers to run then cleanup without issue.

How?

PR adds an optional argument to the destroy command which is used to skip over the confirmation prompt to assume yes.

Testing Instructions

1. run wp-env destroy --skip-confirmation
2. see the confirmation isn't shown and the environment is destroyed as expected
3. run wp-env destroy
4. see the confirmation prompt is shown and works as previous

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