Add @Config annotation for shell command configuration injection#2517
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Allow shell commands to inject OSGi ConfigurationAdmin properties via a new @config(pid = "...") annotation on Map<String, Object> fields. ManagerImpl resolves the configuration PID at instantiation time and injects the properties as a LinkedHashMap. CommandExtension automatically tracks ConfigurationAdmin availability when a command uses @config.
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Shell commands currently have no convenient way to access OSGi configuration properties. This adds a
@Configannotation that allows injecting ConfigurationAdmin properties directly into command fields: