Improve screen display of cmd.run in outputs

[non7top]

Currently cmd.run has the attribute name which in fact acts as both name and the actual command to be executed(cmd). This results in badly formatted output of commands like state.apply when the command is multiline.
This totally defeats the --state-output=changes which is a rather compact variant of output, but wit those cmd runs, it's no longer compact.
I would naturally expect the name attribute be the display name. And cmd attribute to be the actual command which is only shown when it is going to be run (in yellow) or after apply. Alternately the id could be used as a display name.

Example

# salt-call --local state.apply --state-output=changes test=True
  Name: /usr/local/bin/php5.6.wrapper - Function: file.managed - Result: Clean - Started: 16:49:29.722196 - Duration: 5.126 ms
  Name: mysql --user=root dbispconfig -e "
INSERT INTO \`server_php\` (
  \`server_php_id\`,
  \`sys_userid\`,
  \`sys_groupid\`,
  \`sys_perm_user\`,
  \`sys_perm_group\`,
  \`sys_perm_other\`,
  \`server_id\`,
  \`client_id\`,
  \`name\`,
  \`php_fastcgi_binary\`,
  \`php_fastcgi_ini_dir\`,
  \`php_fpm_init_script\`,
  \`php_fpm_ini_dir\`,
  \`php_fpm_pool_dir\`,
  \`php_fpm_socket_dir\`,
  \`active\`,
  \`sortprio\`
) VALUES (
  NULL,
  1,
  1,
  'riud',
  'riud',
  '',
  1,
  0,
  'PHP_56',
  '/usr/local/bin/php5.6.wrapper',
  '/etc/php/5.6/cgi',
  NULL,
  NULL,
  NULL,
  NULL,
  'y',
  90
)
ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE
  \`php_fastcgi_binary\` = VALUES(\`php_fastcgi_binary\`),
  \`php_fastcgi_ini_dir\` = VALUES(\`php_fastcgi_ini_dir\`),
  \`active\` = VALUES(\`active\`),
  \`sortprio\` = VALUES(\`sortprio\`);"
   - Function: cmd.run - Result: Clean - Started: 16:49:30.503481 - Duration: 17.355 ms
  Name: /usr/local/bin/php8.5.wrapper - Function: file.managed - Result: Clean - Started: 16:49:30.521016 - Duration: 4.391 ms

[bdrx312]

I think having a way to specify a different identifier for the command for use in output than the actual command could be useful. (For this particular example I recommend using the mysql_query state though).