feat(cli): sort environments by name #521
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I'd like to use the output of
tk env list --jsonin various places and check if something has changed in theenvironments metadata by comparing the output with standard diff tools. Due to the async nature of FindEnvs, the output
is random. This adds a sorting algorithm on that output so they are alphabetically sorted by name so we get consistent
output.