BGP API: 'show-status' and 'status' show the same info in different formats

There are 2 options under the 'system network bgp' command that show the same info, just in different formats: show-status and status.
There could probably be just one status with a '--format' option to let the user select how they would like for this info to get displayed OR rename the options to be more descriptive. Perhaps 'status-json' and 'status-table' would provide clarity on expectations.

paulina@radium:~/oxide/product-assurance/oxide-cli-tests$ oxide system networking bgp show-status --profile preview
switch0
=======
Peer Address  Peer Id       Local ASN  Remote ASN  Session State  State Duration
45.154.216.4  45.154.216.4  65003      64601       established    21days 3h 13m 56s 849ms
45.154.216.3  45.154.216.3  65003      64601       established    21days 3h 13m 57s 758ms

switch1
=======
Peer Address  Peer Id       Local ASN  Remote ASN  Session State  State Duration
45.154.216.3  45.154.216.3  65003      64601       established    21days 3h 20m 5s 851ms
45.154.216.4  45.154.216.4  65003      64601       established    21days 3h 13m 30s 491ms
paulina@radium:~/oxide/product-assurance/oxide-cli-tests$ oxide system networking bgp status --profile preview
[
  {
    "addr": "45.154.216.4",
    "local_asn": 65003,
    "peer_id": "45.154.216.4",
    "remote_asn": 64601,
    "state": "established",
    "state_duration_millis": 1826015068,
    "switch": "switch1"
  },
  {
    "addr": "45.154.216.3",
    "local_asn": 65003,
    "peer_id": "45.154.216.3",
    "remote_asn": 64601,
    "state": "established",
    "state_duration_millis": 1826410428,
    "switch": "switch1"
  },
  {
    "addr": "45.154.216.4",
    "local_asn": 65003,
    "peer_id": "45.154.216.4",
    "remote_asn": 64601,
    "state": "established",
    "state_duration_millis": 1826041426,
    "switch": "switch0"
  },
  {
    "addr": "45.154.216.3",
    "local_asn": 65003,
    "peer_id": "45.154.216.3",
    "remote_asn": 64601,
    "state": "established",
    "state_duration_millis": 1826042335,
    "switch": "switch0"
  }
]

Start by comparing the system networking bgp show-status and status command entry points and their output behavior. Done means the duplicate presentation is resolved through one format-selectable command or clearly renamed commands, with the human-readable and JSON outputs still available and distinguishable.