--plain does not provide processable output when new version is available

[schnapster]

Describe the bug
When a new version is available, a banner gets appended to the output of commands, including one run with the --plain flag.

According to the wiki and help, the --plain flag is supposed to "Provide plain, processable output" - the banner however is not very much processable.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Use an outdated version of crowdin cli.
2. Execute CLI command: crowdin list languages --plain
3. Notice the version banner at the bottom

Expected behavior
Don't output the version banner when the --plain flag is provided

Environment:
irrelevant

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Additional context
As a workaround, one can modify the output before processing it, for example by piping it through sed replacing everything past the two newlines: sed -z 's/\n\n.*/\n/g', however, the ideal situation imho would be respecting the --plain.

[matias904]

Ok