docs: add documentation for parse, validate, and instantiate subcommands#295
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Explanation
Adds documentation for the three new CLI subcommands (
parse,validate,instantiate) introduced in WasmEdge/WasmEdge#4694. Also updates the main CLI page to list all available subcommands.Related issue
Closes WasmEdge/WasmEdge#4688
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/kind documentation
Proposed Changes
wasmedge parsesubcommand, which displays a WASM module's section details (types, imports, functions, globals, exports, code, custom sections).wasmedge validatesubcommand, which checks a WASM module against the spec without executing it.wasmedge instantiatesubcommand, which loads, validates, and instantiates a module (with multi-module linking support via--module).Each new page follows the same structure and conventions as the existing subcommands documentations.