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Add documentation for multi-output support

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* man/cagebreak-config.5
    * movetoprevscreen
    * movetoscreen
    * screen <n>
    * addition of prio to output
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*movetonextscreen*
Move the current window to the next screen
*movetoprevscreen*
Move the current window to the previous screen
*movetoscreen <n>*
Move the currently focused window to the n-th screen
*movetoworkspace <n>*
Move the currently focused window to the n-th workspace
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*only*
Remove all splits and make the current window fill the entire screen
*output <name> [[pos <xpos> <ypos> res <width>x<height> rate <rate>] | enable | disable]*
*output <name> [[pos <xpos> <ypos> res <width>x<height> rate <rate>] | enable | disable | prio <n> ]*
Configure the output "<name>". <xpos> and <ypos> are the position of the monitor
in pixels. The top-left monitor should have the coordinates 0 0. <width> and
<height> specify the resolution in pixels and <rate> sets the refresh rate of
the monitor (often this is 50 or 60). The options enable and disable
enable or disable the output <name>. Note that if <output> is the only enabled
output, *output <output> disable* has no effect.
output, *output <output> disable* has no effect. 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 to set priorities for outputs, where <n> >= 1.
*prev*
Focus previous window in current tile
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*resizeup*
Resize the current tile towards the top
*screen <n>*
Change to the n-th screen
*show_info*
Display info about the current setup. In particular, print the identifiers
of the available inputs and outputs.