Add Verbose Flag (-v) to 'list' Command for Resource Transparency

Currently, the `list` command allows users to list installed modules and view descriptions using the -d flag. However, there is no quick way within the shell to see the actual resources (Classes, Packages, Globals, Web Apps) associated with an installed module without manually inspecting the `module.xml` file

Add a `-verbose` (alias `-v`) flag to the `list` command. The shell should display detailed metadata including the installation path, ObjectScript resources, and dependencies.

#### **Desired Behavior**

**Command:** `zpm:USER> list -v`

**Proposed Output:**

```objectscript
FHIRServerLogs (irisfsrepolog) 1.0.3
Description: IrisFSRepoLog
Root: C:\InterSystems\IRIS\mgr\.modules\USER\irisfsrepolog\1.0.3\

--- Registered Resources ---
[Package] FHIR.Log.*
[Class] FHIR.Log.Util.Logger
[Global] ^FHIR.LogD
[WebApp] /api/fhir/logs

--- Dependencies ---
[IPM] fslog (1.0.0), testify (1.0.2)
[Python] requests, deeplib

```

#### **Benefits**

* **Auditability:** Allows developers to verify the contents of a module directly from the IPM shell.
* **Efficiency:** Removes the need to read `module.xml`.
* **Parity:** Brings closer to the user experience of other package managers like `pip show -f` or `npm list`.