add powershell env output #273
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in powershelll, it's useful to output directly to current shell variables, which setx doesn't do this also allows to eval in the current environment, by okta-aws-cli web -b | invoke-expression morally equivalent to the bash approach with diff(okta-aws-cli web -b)
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in powershelll, it's useful to output directly to current shell variables, which setx doesn't do.
This MR adds an output for powershell environments in the format of $Env:{varname} = "{value}". Evaluating this will bring the variable into the current shell session.
this also allows to eval the whole thing into the current environment, by
okta-aws-cli web -b | invoke-expression, which is morally equivalent to the bash approach with$(okta-aws-cli web -b)