Migrate apiKey to apiToken if it occurs #387
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Let's migrate
apiKeyout of the config.After this PR, when the CLI loads the config, if it see the
apiKeyproperty set it will delete it and write its value toapiTokeninstead. It will then persist the config.This way users should automatically migrate to the new key and in a next major bump we can remove this migration logic. Anyone who wasn't auto-migrated will simply be considered logged out so they can
socket loginto remedy that, no big deal.