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roachprod: reference virtual clusters by name instead of ID
This changes how virtual clusters are referenced in roachprod commands (`start-sql` and `stop-sql`). Specifically, where before a `cluster-id` was requested, we now request a virtual cluster name. This makes the API more user-friendly and removes the need for the caller to keep track of virtual cluster IDs. With this change we now remove the "default virtual cluster name" logic, which is no longer necessary. Epic: none Release note: None
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