feat(create): add create config to very_good.yaml#1665
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Add a `create` section to `very_good.yaml` so `very_good create` and its subcommands can read defaults for `description`, `org_name`, `publishable`, and `template`. CLI arguments continue to take precedence over config values. Closes #1654
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Add a
createsection tovery_good.yamlsovery_good createand its subcommands can read defaults fordescription,org_name,publishable, andtemplate. CLI arguments continue to take precedence over config values.Closes #1654
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