[georgeh0]

Summary

• cocoindex google-drive sign-in|sign-out becomes cocoindex auth sign-in google-drive and cocoindex auth sign-out google-drive, in the Python CLI and the Rust CLI. auth sign-in and auth sign-out hold one command per provider, each with its own arguments; cocoindex auth sign-in --help lists them. Arguments, options, behavior and the default token file are unchanged. No release has the old command (v1.1.1 does not contain feat(google_drive): sign in with a personal Google account through OAuth #2687), so it gets no alias.
• The messages that tell the user to sign in (_oauth.py, gdrive.rs), the CLI docs (cli.mdx regenerated, cli_rust.mdx), the Google Drive connector page, the CocoIndex Agents example and the release script's docstring name the new command.
• The Google Drive connector page gains three sections, checked against the code:
  • the members of the Python UserAccount (token_path, sign_in, sign_out, email, is_signed_in), as the Rust tab lists them;
  • "Signing in from your own program", in Python and Rust: check is_signed_in(), call sign_in() before the run, then run the app. It says that sign_in waits up to five minutes for a person, that a host with no browser gets the link and takes the pasted redirect address, and that the CLI and the library share the token file;
  • a caution on the token file: it holds a long-lived refresh token in plain text, how it is protected on macOS/Linux and on Windows, what not to do with it, and how to revoke it.

No change to the sign-in flow, the token file format or location, the scope, the built-in client handling or the release workflow.

Test plan

• uv run mypy, uv run pytest python/
• cargo test -p cocoindex_cli (the e2e test runs auth sign-in --help, auth sign-out --help and both google-drive commands)
• prek run --from-ref origin/main --to-ref HEAD, and the Rust SDK hooks: prek run cargo-test-sdk cargo-clippy-sdk update-rust-extern-locks cargo-test-rust-externs --all-files
• The Rust snippet of the new docs section was compiled as a temporary SDK test; the Python snippet passes mypy --strict.

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