Add a /dsn command to manage DSN aliases#1983
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The logic is almost exactly like favorite queries, but the interface is modernized to follow the subcommand pattern. Whereas favorite queries are accessed through several different commands, all saved-DSN functionality is via subcommands of /dsn, such as "/dsn list".
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The logic is almost exactly like favorite queries, but the interface is modernized to follow the subcommand pattern. Whereas favorite queries are accessed through several different commands, all saved-DSN functionality is via subcommands of
/dsn, such as/dsn list.Checklist
changelog.mdfile.AUTHORSfile (or it's already there).