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Redirect bash completion v1 to v2 when possible
We are no longer actively maintaining bash completion v1 in favor of its more rich v2 version. Previously, using bash completion v2 required projects to be aware of its existence and to explicitly call GenBashCompletionV2(). With this commit, any projects calling GenBashCompletion() will automatically be redirected to using the v2 version. One exception is if the project uses the legacy custom completion logic which is not supported in v2. We can detect that by looking for the use of the field `BashCompletionFunction` on the root command. Note that descriptions are kept off when all GenBashCompletion(). This means that to enable completion descriptions for bash, a project must still explicitly call GenBashCompletionV2(). Signed-off-by: Marc Khouzam <marc.khouzam@gmail.com>
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