Update neo4j-admin server report syntax and options to reflect the code (#688)

Cherry-picked from #683

Author: renetapopova

modules/ROOT/pages/tools/neo4j-admin/neo4j-admin-report.adoc

@@ -5,68 +5,42 @@
 //Check Mark
 :check-mark: icon:check[]
 
-You can use the `neo4j-admin server report` command to collect information about a Neo4j installation and save it to an archive.
+The `neo4j-admin server report` command collects information about the Neo4j deployment and saves it to an archive (ZIP/TAR) for remote assessments.
 
 == Syntax
 
 The `neo4j-admin server report` command has the following syntax:
 
+[source,role=noheader]
 ----
 neo4j-admin server report [-h]
-                          [--expand-commands]
-                          [--list]
-                          [--verbose]
+                          [--expand-commands] [--list] [--verbose]
                           [--ignore-disk-space-check[=true|false]]
-                          [--additional-config=<file>]
-                          [--to-path=<path>]
-                          [<classifier>...]
+                          [--additional-config=<file>] [--to-path=<path>]
+                          [<classifier>...] [COMMAND]
 ----
 
-The intended usage of the report tool is to simplify the support process by collecting the relevant information in a standard way.
+=== Description
+
+The command collects information about the system and packages everything in an archive.
+If you specify `all`, everything is included.
+You can also finetune the selection by passing classifiers to the tool, e.g `logs tx threads`.
+
 This tool does not send any information automatically.
 To share this information with the Neo4j Support organization, you have to send it manually.
 
-== Options and classifiers
-
-The `neo4j-admin server report` command has the following options and classifiers:
+=== Parameters
 
-.Options
-[options="header", cols="<2m,^1a,<4a"]
+.`neo4j-admin server report` parameters
+[options="header", cols="1m,3m"]
 |===
-| Option
-| Possible values
-| Description
-
-| -h, --help
-| 
-| Show this help message and exit.
-
-| `--expand-commands`
-| 
-| Allow command expansion in config value evaluation.
-
-| --list
-|
-| List all available classifiers.
-
-| --verbose
-|
-| Enable verbose output.
+| Parameter
+| Default
 
-| --ignore-disk-space-check
-| `true` or `false` (Default: `false`)
-| Ignore disk full warning.
-
-| --to-path
-| `<path>` (Default: _/tmp_)
-|  Destination directory for reports.
+|[<classifier>...]
+|[config, logs, metrics, plugins, ps, sysprop, threads, tree, version]
 |===
 
-By default, the tool tries to estimate the final size of the report and uses that to assert that there is enough disk space available for it.
-If there is not enough available space, the tool aborts.
-However, this estimation is pessimistic and does not consider the compression.
-Therefore, if you are confident that you do have enough disk space, you can disable this check with the option `--ignore-disk-space-check`.
-
 [[classifiers]]
 .Classifiers
 [options="header", cols="<1m,^1a,<4a"]
@@ -137,6 +111,52 @@ However, the heap, the raft logs, and the transaction logs may contain data.
 Additionally, even though the standard _neo4j.conf_ file does not contain password information, for specific configurations, it may have this type of information.
 Therefore, be aware of your organization's data security rules before using the classifiers `heap`, `tx`, `raft`, and `config`.
 
+=== Options
+
+The `neo4j-admin server report` command has the following options:
+
+.`neo4j-admin server report` options
+[options="header", cols="5m,6a,2m"]
+|===
+| Option
+| Description
+| Default
+
+|--additional-config=<file>
+|Configuration file with additional configuration.
+|
+
+|--expand-commands
+|Allow command expansion in config value evaluation.
+|
+
+|-h, --help
+|Show this help message and exit.
+|
+
+|--ignore-disk-space-check[=true\|false]
+|Ignore disk full warning.
+|false
+
+
+|--list
+|List all available classifiers.
+|
+
+|--to-path=<path>
+|Destination directory for reports. Defaults to a system tmp directory.
+|
+
+|--verbose
+|Enable verbose output.
+|
+|===
+
+By default, the tool tries to estimate the final size of the report and uses that to assert that there is enough disk space available for it.
+If there is not enough available space, the tool aborts.
+However, this estimation is pessimistic and does not consider compression.
+Therefore, if you are confident that you do have enough disk space, you can disable this check with the option `--ignore-disk-space-check`.
+
 == Examples
 
 [NOTE]