Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the firestore:databases:create command by introducing new parameters that provide granular control over Firestore database configurations. Users can now specify data access modes (Firestore Native or MongoDB compatible) and real-time update settings directly via the CLI, particularly benefiting Enterprise edition databases with more tailored setup options. The changes ensure proper validation, defaulting, and API integration for these new features.

Highlights

• New CLI Options for Firestore Database Creation: Introduced three new command-line options for firestore:databases:create: --realtime-updates, --firestore-data-access, and --mongodb-compatible-data-access. These options allow users to specify advanced configurations for their Firestore databases.
• Support for Data Access Modes: Added support for firestoreDataAccessMode and mongodbCompatibleDataAccessMode, enabling users to control which API (Firestore Native or MongoDB compatible) can be used to access their database. Default logic is implemented to ensure only one is enabled by default for Enterprise edition databases if not explicitly specified.
• Support for Realtime Updates Mode: Implemented the realtimeUpdatesMode option, allowing users to enable or disable real-time updates for their Firestore databases. For Enterprise edition, if firestoreDataAccessMode is enabled and realtimeUpdatesMode is not specified, it defaults to ENABLED.
• API and Type Definition Updates: Updated internal API types (api-types.ts) and the Firestore API client (api.ts) to accommodate the new RealtimeUpdatesMode and DataAccessMode enums and their corresponding properties in database creation requests and responses.
• Comprehensive Test Coverage: Added extensive unit tests to firestore-databases-create.spec.ts to validate the correct parsing, defaulting, and API interaction for all combinations of the new data access and real-time update modes, including scenarios where invalid values are provided.

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