validate command

This release introduces the `convert` function, support for variables in module sources, and new validation checks for backend blocks. It also includes numerous bug fixes across CLI, state management, and provider initialization.

This release introduces Windows ARM64 builds, support for deprecation attributes on variables/outputs, and the new `convert` function. It also enhances backend validation and fixes numerous bugs across CLI, state management, and providers.

This release introduces significant new features like the `convert` function, support for variables in module sources, and enhanced backend validation. It also includes numerous bug fixes across CLI commands, state management, and provider initialization.

This release introduces Windows ARM64 builds, support for deprecation attributes on variables/outputs, and the new `convert` function. It also enhances backend validation and fixes numerous bugs across CLI, state management, and provider initialization.

This release introduces Windows ARM64 builds, support for deprecation attributes on variables/outputs, and the new `convert` function. It also enhances configuration validation and fixes several bugs related to CLI output, state handling, and backend operations.

This beta release introduces Windows ARM64 builds, support for deprecation attributes on variables/outputs, and the new `convert` function. It also enhances configuration validation and fixes numerous bugs across CLI, backend operations, and testing.

This beta release introduces support for Windows ARM64 builds, allows marking variables/outputs as deprecated, and adds the inline `convert` function. It also enhances backend validation and allows variables/locals in module source definitions.

This alpha release introduces Windows ARM64 builds, support for marking variables/outputs as deprecated, and the new `convert` function. It also includes numerous bug fixes across CLI, backend operations, and testing infrastructure.

This alpha release introduces build support for Windows ARM64, allows marking variables/outputs as deprecated, and enhances backend validation and Terraform Test capabilities. It also fixes several CLI and state handling bugs.