Return error if scopes set explicitly with databricks-cli auth#663
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What
Error if users set scopes explicitly with databricks-cli auth. Keep track of whether scopes are set explicitly with a flag.
Why
Explicit scopes are currently not respected with databricks-cli auth as the token store does not support it. We were silently ignoring user set scopes and returning a possibly differently set token. This changes that, we now error instead and inform the user that explicit scopes are not respected, and the scopes set when logging in with the CLI are used instead.
Tests
databricks-cli+ scopes set -> scopes errorNO_CHANGELOG=true