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Improve error logging when detecting shell service name fails - #6664
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Minor followup from #6601. As part of determining the correct shell service to use for a part the cli now calls
CloudMetadata, and reports that the machine is missing a cloud configuration if that fails in any way. This change attempts to determine if the failure is actually a missing cloud config or something else like a network issue. When the part is missing cloud metadata gRPC returns codeUnknown, which isn't very specific but should be good enough here. Network issues will manifest as other codes likeCancelled,DeadlineExceeded, etc. We could update the server code to return more specific error info like codeNotFoundbut I don't think it's worth the effort.