Add permanent/peripheral command documentation

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*only*
Remove all splits and make current window fill the entire screen
*output <name> [[pos <xpos> <ypos> res <width>x<height> rate <rate> [scale <scale>]] | enable | disable | prio <n> | rotate <n>]*
*output <name> [[pos <xpos> <ypos> res <width>x<height> rate <rate> [scale <scale>]] | enable | disable | [permanent|peripheral] | prio <n> | rotate <n>]*
Configure output "<name>" -
- <xpos> and <ypos> are the position of the
monitor in pixels. The top-left monitor should have the coordinates 0 0.
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- enable and disable enable or disable <name>. Note that if
<output> is the only enabled output, *output <output> disable* has
no effect.
- permanent sets <name> as permanent even on disconnect. This moves
all views on the disconnected <name> to a headless output while no
device is connected and restores on reconnect. Set <name> to
peripheral in order to regain all views without device reconnect.
- peripheral sets <name> as peripheral, reallocating views to available
outputs on disconnect. Default is peripheral.
- prio <n> is used to set the priority of an output. If
nothing else is set, outputs are added as they request to be added
and have a numerical priority of -1. Using prio <n> it is possible