refactor(cli): remove persistent-id from commands

[masnwilliams]

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Mesa Description

This pull request refactors the CLI to remove the concept of persistent-id from browser commands, simplifying the user interface and promoting a more robust approach to session management. The --by-persistent-id and --by-id flags have been removed, and users will now refer to browsers simply by their <id>. For creating persistent browser sessions, the --persistent-id flag for browsers create has been deprecated, with guidance to use --timeout and --profile-name instead. The README.md has been updated to reflect these changes and provide new examples.

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Performed full review of cfa1f71...b0b666b

Analysis

While the PR introduces a clean deprecation of 'persistent-id' with good practices, potential architectural issues include:

1. The deprecation of 'persistent-id' in favor of timeout and profiles may introduce a conceptual shift in resource lifecycle management that could confuse long-time users who relied on name-based persistence.

2. The PR does not appear to address migration tooling to help users automatically convert existing scripts from persistent-id patterns to the new timeout/profile paradigm.

3. A 72-hour timeout maximum might be insufficient for some long-running workflows that previously relied on indefinite persistence through IDs.

4. The PR focuses on CLI changes without mentioning potential impacts to programmatic API consumers who may have integrated with the persistent-id concept.

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[dprevoznik]

One small change requested

[dprevoznik]

LGTM