Add richer return values for nodetool rpc #855
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To make using things like clique from extension scripts allow rpc commands to avoid mandatory output and give them some control of the error code, if any.
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To make using things like clique from extension scripts allow rpc commands to avoid mandatory output and give them some control of the error code, if any.