fix(docs): update clone command documentation to remove outdated template option

Author: NonSwag

content/docs/worlds/manage/clone.mdx

@@ -3,23 +3,31 @@ title: Clone a world
 description: How to use the world clone command.
 ---
 
-To clone a world you can use the `/world clone <world> <key> [template]` command.  
-This command creates a copy of the specified world, allowing you to work on a separate instance without affecting the original.
+To clone a world you can use the `/world clone <world>` command.  
+This command creates a copy of the specified world, allowing you to work on a separate instance without affecting the original.  
+There are three options: `name`, `key`, and `full`.  
+If you don't specify any of these options, the cloned world will have an auto generated name and key, and the world data will be copied 1:1.
 
 <Callout type="info" title="Frequesntly asked questions">
   [What does \<key\> stand for, in command arguments?](/docs/worlds/faq#key-argument)   
 </Callout>
 
-The `template` option defines whether the cloned world should be regenerated or an exact copy of the original world.
+The `full` option defines whether the cloned world should be regenerated or an exact copy of the original world.
 
-Example on how to create an exact copy of a world (1:1):
+Example on how to create an exact copy of a world:
 
 ```
-/world clone <aqua>worlds:my_world</aqua> <yellow>my_world_copy</yellow>
+/world clone <aqua>worlds:my_world</aqua>
 ```
 
-Example on how to clone a world's generation settings (no region data, scoreboards, player data, etc.):
+Example on how to clone a world's generation settings (no world data, scoreboards, player data, etc.):
 
 ```
-/world clone <aqua>worlds:my_world</aqua> <yellow>my_world_copy</yellow> template
+/world clone <aqua>worlds:my_world</aqua> full <yellow>false</yellow>
+```
+
+You can define the name and key of a cloned world by using the `name` and `key` options:
+
+```
+/world clone <aqua>worlds:my_world</aqua> name <yellow>"my world copy"</yellow> key <green>my_world_copy</green>
 ```