buildtest command line tutorial

[shahzebsiddiqui]

This PR is going to add the buildtest command line tutorial The page is rendered see https://buildtest--1353.org.readthedocs.build/en/1353/command_line_tutorial.html

@prathmesh4321 @Xiangs18 @jscook2345 can you please review and provide feedback.

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[prathmesh4321]

@shahzebsiddiqui I think we should have a dropdown for other commands mentioned in this tutorial as well just so that it looks consistent.

[shahzebsiddiqui]

@shahzebsiddiqui I think we should have a dropdown for other commands mentioned in this tutorial as well just so that it looks consistent.

Do you mean for every command. The drop-down was there for some commands followed by command-output which will actually run the command and show the output. I didnt want to run every command and show output in the tutorial since that would cause every command to be run during documentation build and the purpose of the tutorial was to have user run the command with a simple copy-paste for the most part.

@shahzebsiddiqui I think we should have a dropdown for other commands mentioned in this tutorial as well just so that it looks consistent.

@shahzebsiddiqui I think we should have a dropdown for other commands mentioned in this tutorial as well just so that it looks consistent.

[prathmesh4321]

@shahzebsiddiqui I think we should have a dropdown for other commands mentioned in this tutorial as well just so that it looks consistent.

Do you mean for every command. The drop-down was there for some commands followed by command-output which will actually run the command and show the output. I didnt want to run every command and show output in the tutorial since that would cause every command to be run during documentation build and the purpose of the tutorial was to have user run the command with a simple copy-paste for the most part.

@shahzebsiddiqui I think we should have a dropdown for other commands mentioned in this tutorial as well just so that it looks consistent.

@shahzebsiddiqui I think we should have a dropdown for other commands mentioned in this tutorial as well just so that it looks consistent.

Okay that makes sense got it !

[shahzebsiddiqui]

@prathmesh4321 @Xiangs18 @jscook2345 do you think this content looks okay? i'd like to have this available as part of the buildtest 1.2 release scheduled for Feb 6th