Add generated man pages for fnm and subcommands - #1526
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Add clap_mangen-based man page generation for fnm and subcommands, and keep generated files checked in and validated in CI/release prep so offline docs stay in sync with the CLI.
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Summary
fnm man [subcommand...]commandman/*.1files forfnmand each subcommand, and document usage/install in READMETesting
Closes #1426