docs: Improve section Features with more makim features

[xmnlab]

Currently https://osl-incubator.github.io/makim/features/ just has the documentation for one attribute: working-directory.

It would be nice to have a complete list of attributes and their documentation. It should be organized in a nested way, according to the .makim.yaml structure:

• version
• groups
  • default
    • env-file
    • targets:
      • TARGET-NAME
        • help: Use this target to clean up temporary files
        • args
        • run
        • dependencies

This would be a nice issue to tackle in order to get familiarized with makim.
the documentation file to be changed is this one: https://github.com/osl-incubator/makim/blob/main/docs/features.md

[xmnlab]

@Tyagiquamar could you work on this issue please?

[Tyagiquamar]

@xmnlab it means that I have to change the features.md to add all the attributes?
I will try my best

[xmnlab]

yes please. thank you.

[xmnlab]

Example:

# MakIm Configuration File Reference

The `.makim.yaml` file is a central part of defining and managing your MakIm project configurations. This document outlines the structure and options available within a `.makim.yaml` file.

## Structure Overview

A `.makim.yaml` file is structured into several sections:

- `version`: Specifies the version of the MakIm file format.
- `env-file`: Specifies a global environment file.
- `shell`: Defines the default shell for running commands.
- `groups`: Organizes targets into named groups.
- `targets`: Defines the actions or commands that can be executed.
- `env`: Sets environment variables at different scopes.
- `dependencies`: Lists other targets that must be run before the current one.
- `working-directory`: Sets the working directory for the command execution.

### Version

Specifies the `.makim.yaml` file format version being used.

```yaml
version: 1.0
```

### Env-file

Specifies a path to an environment file that should be loaded before executing any commands.

```yaml
env-file: .env
```

### Shell

Defines the default shell for executing the commands. It can be overridden at the group or target level.

```yaml
shell: bash
```

### Groups

Organizes targets into named groups, allowing for structured and modular command definitions.

```yaml
groups:
  group-name:
    shell: bash
    env-file: .env-group
    env:
      VAR: "value"
    targets:
      target-name:
        # Target configuration
```

#### Group Configuration

- `shell`: Optionally override the global shell setting for all targets in the group.
- `env-file`: Specify a group-specific environment file.
- `env`: Define environment variables available to all targets within the group.

### Targets

Defines the actions or commands that can be executed. Targets can include arguments, dependencies, and specific run commands.

```yaml
targets:
  clean:
    help: "Remove all temporary files"
    run: |
      echo "Cleaning up..."
```

#### Target Configuration

- `help`: Provides a description of what the target does.
- `args`: Defines arguments that can be passed to the target.
- `dependencies`: Lists other targets that must be run before this one.
- `run`: The command(s) to be executed for this target.

### Env

Sets environment variables. These can be defined at the global level, within a group, or within a specific target.

```yaml
env:
  GLOBAL_VAR: "value"
```

### Dependencies

Specifies other targets that must be run before the current target. Dependencies can include conditions and arguments.

```yaml
dependencies:
  - target: another-target
    if: "{{ args.condition }}"
```

### Working-directory

Sets the working directory from which the command should be executed. This can be defined globally, for a group, or for a specific target.

```yaml
working-directory: "/path/to/directory"
```

## Examples

Here, provide comprehensive examples that demonstrate various features and configurations of `.makim.yaml` files. Show how to set up simple to complex workflows, utilize environment variables, define dependencies with conditions, and how to organize commands into groups.