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[CLI] Add a destroy app command #129
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We should also add an endpoint for doing this (maybe in a subsequent PR)
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Are you sure that this is a valid app? Maybe we still need to return nil nil here

Motivation
closes #105
We could add a new app destroycommand (or a similar name) for stopping and removing all the data of an app.
In particular, we should do a docker-compose down and remove the .cache.
We should also consider adding a destroyed (or a better name) that is the default state of an app if it has not been run yet.
With this additional state, we would then be able to always return a state when listing the apps (right now apps and examples that have not been run, will show up as with no state).
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