Add outdated command

[thelovekesh]

Add outdated command to get list of outdated packages.

Example:

$ wpm outdated
wpm outdated v0.1.6

amp [plugin] 
├── current: 2.5.0
└── latest:  2.5.5 (patch update)

jetpack [plugin] (dev)
├── current: 15.2.0
└── latest:  15.3.1 (minor update)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the wpm CLI tool by integrating a new outdated command. This command empowers users to easily identify and manage their project's dependencies by providing a clear, structured overview of packages that are not running their latest versions. It streamlines the process of keeping projects up-to-date by categorizing updates and presenting information in an accessible format.

Highlights

• New outdated command: Introduces a new wpm outdated command to check for outdated dependencies (plugins and themes) in a project.
• Dependency Version Checking: The command reads wpm.json and wpm.lock files to identify currently installed package versions and then fetches the latest available versions from the registry.
• Outdated Package Reporting: It displays a list of outdated packages, indicating their current and latest versions, along with the type of update (major, minor, or patch) and whether they are development dependencies.
• Concurrent Processing: Utilizes golang.org/x/sync/errgroup to concurrently fetch package manifests, improving performance when checking multiple dependencies.
• Formatted Output: Presents the outdated package information in a user-friendly, color-coded format, highlighting the severity of updates.

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📦 wpm cli builds 📦

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new outdated command to check for outdated dependencies, which is a great addition to the CLI's functionality. The implementation is well-structured, using concurrent checks for performance and providing a clear, user-friendly output. I've identified a critical bug concerning goroutine variable capturing that must be fixed. Additionally, I've provided a high-severity suggestion to improve the correctness of the outdated check logic and a medium-severity suggestion for a minor code cleanup. With these changes, the new command will be robust and reliable.