fix(schema): Add detailed reference for the root cli object

[ioncakephper]

A new subsection, 'The cli Object', has been added to the 'Schema Reference' in the README.md. This section now provides a comprehensive table detailing all properties of the top-level cli object, including their type and description. Properties covered include name, version, description, sortCommands, sortOptions, showGlobalOptions, defaultConfigFile, fallbackConfig, arguments, options, and commands.

Additionally, the introductory text has been updated to clarify that the cli object is mandatory and that any other top-level properties existing alongside it will not be validated by the schema.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the documentation for the CLI schema by providing a dedicated and detailed reference for the root cli object. This improvement aims to offer clearer guidance to users on how to configure their command-line interfaces, ensuring they understand the purpose and validation rules for each top-level property.

Highlights

• Schema Reference Update: A new subsection, 'The cli Object', has been added to the 'Schema Reference' in the README.md to provide detailed documentation for the root cli object.
• Detailed cli Object Properties: A comprehensive table has been included, detailing all properties of the top-level cli object, including their type and description, such as name, version, description, sortCommands, sortOptions, showGlobalOptions, defaultConfigFile, fallbackConfig, arguments, options, and commands.
• Clarification on cli Object Mandate: The introductory text has been updated to explicitly state that the cli object is mandatory and that any other top-level properties existing alongside it will not be validated by the schema.

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Code Review

This pull request enhances the README.md by adding a detailed reference table for the properties of the root cli object. The changes improve the documentation significantly by providing a clear overview of the available configuration options. However, I've identified an inconsistency where the documentation includes a version property that is not actually defined in the schema/cli.schema.json. My review includes a suggestion to correct this to ensure the documentation accurately reflects the schema.

[gemini-code-assist]

The documentation adds a version property to the cli object's reference table. However, this property is not defined in schema/cli.schema.json. This inconsistency can be misleading for users trying to create a valid CLI definition based on the schema. To ensure the documentation accurately reflects the schema, this property should be removed from the table. If supporting a version property is desired, the JSON schema should be updated first.