fix(auth): skip scope picker when gws auth login --services is provided

[hy0235]

Description

Fixes #577.

This change makes gws auth login --services ... skip the interactive scope picker in default login mode and resolve scopes directly from the provided service filter.

It also improves service filtering so exact scope short names such as documents.readonly are accepted in addition to prefix-based matches.

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This pull request optimizes the authentication flow for the CLI by bypassing the interactive scope selection when specific services are requested via the command line. It also enhances the flexibility of service filtering by allowing users to specify exact scope names, ensuring more precise control over requested permissions.

Highlights

• Interactive Scope Picker: The interactive scope picker is now automatically skipped when a services filter is provided during login, streamlining the authentication process.
• Service Filtering: Improved the service filtering logic to support exact scope short name matches, such as 'documents.readonly', in addition to existing prefix-based matching.

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