Adds Personal Access Token Commands

[hjoaquim]

Description

• Summary of the change / bug fix.
  Adds Personal Access Token Commands to account menu:

• generate

• show

• revoke

• Link # issue, if applicable. NA

• Screenshot of the feature or the bug before/after fix, if applicable.
  

• Relevant motivation and context.
  🚀 🌔

• List any dependencies that are required for this change. NA

How has this been tested?

openbb --login
account
generate
show
revoke

• Make sure affected commands still run in terminal
• Ensure the SDK still works NA
• Check any related reports NA

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[montezdesousa]

Looks good to me, I just found a seemingly unrelated issue, where I provided the token, but openbb.login tried to look at my local session anyway. Is this expected?

[hjoaquim]

Looks good to me, I just found a seemingly unrelated issue, where I provided the token, but openbb.login tried to look at my local session anyway. Is this expected?

I think so buttt, we can always change it! Do you think that if the user provides token or email, we shouldn't look for the local session?

[montezdesousa]

Looks good to me, I just found a seemingly unrelated issue, where I provided the token, but openbb.login tried to look at my local session anyway. Is this expected?

I think so buttt, we can always change it! Do you think that if the user provides token or email, we shouldn't look for the local session?

I'd say that if he provides token we should just check the token. The same for user/pass

[hjoaquim]

I'd say that if he provides token we should just check the token. The same for user/pass

Will address this on a different PR.