Add brief on command line configuration

Signed-off-by: Sayan Nandan <[email protected]>

Author: ohsayan

docs/config-command-line.md

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+# Command line configuration
+
+With TerrabaseDB v0.5.0, you can use command line arguments alone for configuration. For the easiest setup, use TerrabaseDB's <a href="https://terrabasedb.github.io/setupapp" target="_blank">Setup Web App</a>.
+
+Every binary ( `tdb` , `tsh` and `tdb-bench` ) that you get with a bundle have extremely helpful help menus:
+
+* `tdb --help` : Brings up the help menu for `tdb`
+* `tsh --help` : Brings up the help menu for `tsh`
+* `tdb-bench --help` : Brings up the help menu for `tdb-bench`

docs/snapshots.md

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 ## Enabling snapshots
 
-Snapshots aren't enabled by default - you have to enable them by using the configuration file. To your existing configuration file, just add the following block:
+Snapshots aren't enabled by default - you have to enable them by using the configuration file or [command line arguments](/config-command-line). To your existing configuration file, just add the following block:
 
 ``` toml
 [snapshot]

docs/tdb-configuration.md

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 # Configuration Files
 
-Since v0.4.1, TerrabaseDB supports custom configuration files to let users customize the functioning of TDB. Arguably, TDB has one of the simplest configuration files around.
+Since v0.4.1, TerrabaseDB supports custom configuration files to let users customize the functioning of TDB. Arguably, TDB has one of the simplest configuration files around. With v0.5.0, TerrabaseDB allows configuration via [command line arguments](/config-command-line).
 
 ## An example configuration