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Heroku Connect diagnostic commands

Change effective on 06 July 2017

The Heroku Connect CLI plugin has new diagnostic commands. For more information, see the Dev Center article about Heroku Connect diagnostics.

Heroku CLI command `ci:debug` now supports starting a new test run with an empty cache CLI V6 now available to plugin developers