[Feature Request] Config check CLI commands for external config files

### Product Area

The "code-analyzer" CLI

### Your Need or Problem

Currently, when I recreate my config file (after modifying my custom PMD ruleset), it gives an error if my PMD file has a problem.

This is good.

However, it would be BETTER if I could run a code-analyzer command that would validate my PMD files that are mentioned in my config file WITHOUT regenerating my config file. It would just be simpler while I'm updating things. Then I would, of course, have to redo the config command.

### Your Desired Solution

Please add a command

`sf code-analyzer config check --engine pmd,eslint --config-file code-analyzer.yml`

that looks at the PMD rulesets referenced in `code-analyzer.yml` and runs `pmd --debug check -d -R -f text` or a similar command.

For the ESLint config referenced in `code-analyzer.yml` it runs `npx eslint --inspect-config` or a similar command.

I **know** that rulesets/configs are validated when listing rules, but I don't want any output beyond "Your config file is valid" or "These are the problems in your config file" for this request.

### Alternatives Considered

1. Run `echo 'y' | sf code-analyzer config --include-unmodified-rules --rule-selector all --config-file code-analyzer.yml --output-file code-analyzer.yml` to regenerate `code-analyzer.yml`
2. Run `sf code-analyzer rules --rule-selector pmd --rule-selector eslint`

### Additional Context (Screenshots, Files, etc)

_No response_

### Workaround

I can do what I want within other commands, but breaking it out would speed some work.

### Urgency

Low

Commencez par la commande config existante de la CLI code-analyzer et la gestion de config-file ; comparez la manière dont les PMD rulesets et les ESLint configs sont actuellement validés lors de la régénération ou de la liste des règles. C’est terminé lorsqu’une commande config check accepte les options indiquées et ne signale que les problèmes de validité ou de configuration pour les engines sélectionnés.

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