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Tell a converted 1.x script what replaced each astro dev flag (#2382)

* Say what astro init carries from a 1.x project in its help

The help still said a requirements.txt was listed at the end, to move
across by hand, but init has migrated it into pyproject.toml's
dependencies since the conversion landed, with packages.txt,
airflow_settings.yaml and a Dockerfile that does more than pick a base
image. It now says so, that a 1.x file goes once everything it said is
in pyproject.toml, and that what is listed at the end is what could not
be carried, such as a requirements.txt line that is not a plain
requirement.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

* Tell a converted 1.x script what replaced each astro dev flag

astro dev is a stub, so its flags were never tombstoned, and a script
converted by renaming the command (astro dev init to astro init, astro
dev start to astro local start) was told only "unknown flag" for
--runtime-version, --no-browser, --wait and the rest. The same went for
the flags 1.x kept hidden as deprecated, which v1_flags.tsv did not
record.

A v2 command that replaced a 1.x one under another name now answers for
the flags its predecessor had (v1Predecessors): astro init for astro dev
init, astro local start, restart, stop, status, logs, shell, check and
reset, astro package, and the root's start, stop and logs. The map
follows scaffold.DevReplacements, which a test holds it to; dev run
(which parsed no flags), pytest (uv run pytest) and object (no flag of
astro local env does what theirs did) are left out. A shorthand 1.x gave
a flag the command still has under its long name alone, as astro init
-n and astro local start -p, says to use the long name.

v1_flags.tsv records the deprecated flags 1.x still accepted: deploy's
--force-upgrade-to-af3, deployment create's --cluster-type, create and
update's --enforce-cicd, and APC deployment delete's --hard. --strict
needs nothing: in 1.x it was on env ... update, whose stub alrea... (continued)

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