docs(cli): update latest cli documentation

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Updated cli documentation is available and this PR introduces update to cli folder on the website

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Enhanced CLI usage documentation with clearer headers and consistent formatting for command listings.
  • Updated example command formats to reflect recent changes in interactive mode usage and version specification.

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Walkthrough

This update revises the CLI usage documentation in markdown/docs/tools/cli/usage.md. It explicitly adds headers for the "Usage" and "Commands" sections and reformats the command list items by replacing asterisks with hyphens. Additionally, the example for the asyncapi generate fromTemplate command is updated to include a version identifier and an interactive flag, clarifying the new usage pattern without affecting underlying functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
markdown/.../usage.md	- Added explicit headers for "Usage" and "Commands" sections. - Reformatted command list items from asterisks to hyphens. - Updated asyncapi command example with version (@3.0.0) and --use-new-generator flag.

Possibly related PRs

• docs(cli): update latest cli documentation #3693: Modified command usage examples and markdown formatting in the same usage file.
• docs(generator): update latest generator documentation #3613: Updated the asyncapi generate fromTemplate command with a new version and an additional flag.
• docs(cli): update latest cli documentation #3424: Revised command documentation and formatting in usage.md, aligning with the changes in this PR.

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• quetzalliwrites
• VaishnaviNandakumar
• Aahil13
• TRohit20
• asyncapi-bot-eve

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Dancing through lines of text non-stop.
Headers bloom like carrots in spring,
Hyphens march in tidy string.
With every flag and version new,
I celebrate these changes with a cheerful "woo!"
Happy hops to our updated CLI crew!

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