feat: add option to download browser driver when running list-roles#1465
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When using a browser-based driver, it can be useful to run list-roles before the initial login to avoid unnecessary AWS configuration. However, running list-roles with a browser-based provider normally fails with a “driver not available” error. This flag ensures the driver is downloaded in such cases, eliminating the need for a two-step process.
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When using a browser-based driver, it can be useful to run list-roles before the initial login to avoid unnecessary AWS configuration. However, running list-roles with a browser-based provider normally fails with a “driver not available” error. This flag ensures the driver is downloaded in such cases, eliminating the need for a two-step process.