Automate reference docs for commandline flags and env vars

Problem: Currently we have hand written docs in every operator about commandline flags and environment variables read by the operators. This is difficult to maintain and in some places it is already out of date. Like the CRD references, it would be good to generate this to reduce maintenance burden.

Cheapo variant A: dump the help page

The help pages of the operators actually already reference all the flags (obviously) and also most env vars (some would need to be added through clap, that is easy though). We already do this for stackablectl. It isn't pretty, the formatting is actually quite ugly.

By default the help doesn't show help for subcommands. Maybe we have to call each subcommand individually (or maybe we just show the help for run).

Slightly more involved variant B: generate man page, convert to adoc

There is https://github.com/clap-rs/clap/tree/master/clap_mangen to generate man pages from clap.

We could use pandoc to convert the man page to an adoc file:

pandoc -s -t asciidoc example.man -o example.adoc

And use that as our reference page.

This is a bit annoying to implement because the build.rs file has to include the clap parser definition too. Also I am unsure about the pandoc converted adoc page, I am not sure if the styling can be changed or how easily it can be done.

For reference (currently manually generated):
https://docs.stackable.tech/home/stable/hbase/reference/commandline-parameters/
https://docs.stackable.tech/home/stable/hbase/reference/environment-variables/

Examinez le workflow existant de génération de la référence CRD ainsi que les pages de référence générées manuellement pour la ligne de commande et les variables d’environnement de HBase. Comparez ensuite la sortie de l’aide des opérateurs avec l’intégration de build.rs et de l’analyseur clap décrite dans l’issue, notamment pour déterminer si les subcommands nécessitent une gestion séparée. Le travail est considéré comme terminé lorsqu’une approche de génération maintenable est choisie et implémentée afin de produire des pages de référence utilisables sans listes de flags et de variables d’environnement écrites manuellement.