GitHub CLI project command is now generally available!

GitHub has enhanced its Projects feature by integrating it into the GitHub CLI, making project management faster and more powerful for developer teams. The "project" command is now generally available, allowing users to manage and collaborate on GitHub Projects directly from the command line. This integration includes subcommands for creating, copying, listing, and viewing projects, as well as managing project fields and items. Users must ensure they have the appropriate permissions with the project auth scope, which can be configured via the terminal. The CLI also supports JSON formatting for command output, enabling advanced scripting and automation capabilities. Furthermore, GitHub Actions can now be used to automate workflows involving project commands. The previous gh-projects extension has been archived, and users are encouraged to transition to the new CLI command for future enhancements.