Re-add command line tools reference

[zacharysarah]

This PR re-adds CLI tools reference to mimic the structure in v1.10.

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[zacharysarah]

/assign @steveperry-53

[zacharysarah]

There are some syntax bits sticking out in individual files, but the overall structure and navigation work.
https://deploy-preview-8421--kubernetes-io-master-staging.netlify.com/docs/reference/

[steveperry-53]

It looks the tables are rendering as HTML source.
https://deploy-preview-8421--kubernetes-io-master-staging.netlify.com/docs/reference/command-line-tools-reference/kubelet/

[steveperry-53]

@zacharysarah, The structure you've set up looks good. I see that you have not put theses inside a generated folder. Maybe that's just the way it needs to be in our Hugo environment.

@chenopis, Thoughts about not having a generated folder.

[zacharysarah]

@bep 👋 Can you shed some light on why the table HTML in kubelet.md renders as a code sample?

For reference, here's how it rendered in v1.10 in Jekyll.

[bep]

@zacharysarah hard to tell without actually testing this, but if the file is 90+% HTML, why not create it as a *.html file and jump around this problem.

[steveperry-53]

@zacharysarah I think all you need is to add </tbody> and </table> at the bottom of each page. See this commit and this page in the preview.

[tengqm]

According to Steve's findings, the files pushed are not the latest version. Please pick the files from another commit (#8283). The contents pushed are not from the release-1.10 branch due to issues in the doc generator.

[zacharysarah]

@tengqm Thanks for the pointer--I can't cherry-pick the commit, obviously, but I will manually copy the file contents.

@steveperry-53 Thanks for the tip! 🎯

[zacharysarah]

@tengqm, @steveperry-53 I updated the references files with content from #8283. Can you please verify that this looks good and is ready to go?

[steveperry-53]

I'm going to go ahead and approve/lgtm this in the interest of getting these files into the docs as soon as possible. @tengqm, If you find any problems, let's address them in a followup PR.
/approve
/lgtm

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