toolshed: Add Bash/Zsh completion scripts and document their use - #68
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This PR adds static command-line completion scripts for the Toolshed utilities:
The completion scripts support the commands, subcommands, and documented options, making the tools easier to discover and use from the command line.
The manual has also been updated to:
This PR intentionally does not modify the build system or Makefiles to install the completion scripts automatically. Users who want shell completion must install the scripts manually as described in the documentation. This avoids introducing platform-specific installation behavior while still making the scripts available for users and package maintainers.