AddCommand: use force flag

[Slamdunk]

The force flag is unused in the current implementation.

[BrainMaestro]

Hey @Slamdunk, thanks for contributing! Not sure how I missed that before 😅

[BrainMaestro]

I would prefer "Added <info>{$hook}</info> hook forcefully". The forceful part can even be emphasized with another color. Probably <fg=red> or something like that

[Slamdunk]

I would prefer to avoid false positive tests between this and:

composer-git-hooks/tests/AddCommandTest.php

Lines 26 to 33 in e4b55a7

	public function it_adds_hooks_that_do_not_already_exist()
	{
	$this->commandTester->execute([]);
	foreach (array_keys(self::$hooks) as $hook) {
	$this->assertContains("Added {$hook} hook", $this->commandTester->getDisplay());
	}
	}

Because the asserted string would be a subpart of the other.

[BrainMaestro]

True. Okay, I would still like to maintain the format, so maybe we can use Overwrote instead of Added. I don't like the verb though.

[Slamdunk]

I don't like the verb though.

LoL, why? :)

[BrainMaestro]

@Slamdunk Thanks!