(cli): `context use` can fail on fresh system when `~/.iggy/` directory does not exist

[atharvalade]

The context use command writes to ~/.iggy/.active_context via tokio::fs::write, which fails if the ~/.iggy/ directory hasn't been created yet.

The recently added context create command handles this by calling ensure_iggy_home_exists() before writing, but the existing write_active_context() and write_contexts() methods in ContextReaderWriter don't do this.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Remove ~/.iggy/ if it exists
2. Run iggy context use default
3. Observe a write error because the directory is missing

Fix would be to call ensure_iggy_home_exists() inside write_active_context() and write_contexts() so all write paths handle a fresh system.

Please wait before #2998 merges to work on this.

[atharvalade]

@pauliyobo I see that you opened a PR that will close this issue, can you please comment here so that it's assigned to you?

[pauliyobo]

Yes, my bad. I opened #3069 to fix this issue.

[atharvalade]

@hubcio can you assign this issue to @pauliyobo