`az version` of Edge builds should give a version number different to releases

[bb-froggy]

Related command
az version

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I currently see no possibility to find out whether I am using the normal az release or the Edge build from the command line. This makes it harder to analyze problems, which may or may not depend on whether it is an Edge build.

Describe the solution you'd like
When running az version, it should print a special version number for non-releases. For example, it might say 2.45.0-edge or 2.45.0.377 (where 377 is some kind of commit or build counter).

Describe alternatives you've considered
In Windows, I can look into "Programs and Features" how many Azure CLI installations exist. If it is more than one, chances are that one is the edge build. Other than that, I can only deduce it from behavior that I know is different in the Edge build.

Additional context

[yonzhan]

@jiasli for awareness

[bebound]

On Linux, you can only install one CLI version.
On Windows, you can keep both official and edge builds only if their versions are the same.
But this is problematic, you may meet problems like #25607.

We recommend you keep one version on your server.

[bb-froggy]

Okay, I am making sure that there is only one version at a time on a machine. But it would still be nice if az version would tell whether it is the regular release or something else.

For example, if some command fails at a customer, and I try to reproduce the failure, it would be good to know whether the customer used the regular Azure CLI release, so I know that the failure must be related to the customer environment only. If the customer used the Edge build, it might also be a consequence of some change in the Edge build.