Add stream-logs flag ito fetch and stream logs from the Pod is needed#277
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PSRE-850: Fix missing data in list experiment runs request
PSRE-850: Add dockerfile for litmusctl
Co-authored-by: Aamir Tiwari <aamir.tiwari@sumologic.com>
PSRE-850: Stream logs line by line for all pods
PSRE-826: Bug fixes due to regressions in latest versions of litmus
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This PR introduces a new CLI flag:
Flag: --stream-logs
Default: false
Purpose: When enabled, it will fetch and stream logs from the associated experiment Pod in real time.
This is useful for users who want to monitor experiment execution live from the CLI without switching to the dashboard or kubectl logs.