update servicecatalog cli example docs

[eodeyemi14]

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Description of changes:
This change is to update the AWS Service Catalog CLI example documnetation

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[kdaily]

Thanks for the submission, and apologies for the delay in review. There are quite a few things that need attention before we can move forward with this. I've left inline comments and suggestions, and there are some that apply to all of the files:

Each example file is missing a "For more information" link

The style guide
requires every example to end with at least one link to relevant documentation. Please add a link at the end of each file; see the style guide for the syntax.The linked topic should be relevant to the specific command — not every file should use the same link.

Resource IDs are unsanitized or inconsistently sanitized

The [style guide](https://aws.github.io/aws-cli/docs_styleguide.html#sanitizing-sensitive-
information) requires sensitive information to be replaced with placeholders. Some IDs use an xxxxx pattern in the command but show real-looking IDs in the output (
e.g., create-contraint.rst uses port-y3fnkesxxxxx in the command but port-y3fnkeslpoevg in the output). Others like cons-7tr6gei4bfx2g, plan-cuxae3z6glaui,
lpv3-y3fnkeslpoevg, and rec-sbwnhzld3b2ku appear unsanitized throughout.

Please sanitize all IDs consistently across both command and output sections in each file.

[kdaily]

The filename is misspelled, missing the s in "constraint". The style guide requires the filename to match the exact command name. Since the command is create-constraint, this file should be renamed to create-constraint.rst. As-is, the example won't be associated with the command and will never be shown to users.

[kdaily]

These values don't match the inputs. Shouldn't it be:

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	"ProductId": "prod-cfrfxmra3vnu4",
	"PortfolioId": "port-y3fnkeslpoevg"
	"ProductId": "prod-cfrfxmraxxxxx",
	"PortfolioId": "port-y3fnkesxxxxx"

[kdaily]

The double quotes aren't matching, which means this command wouldn't run. Here's a fix:

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	--plan-id "plan-cuxae3z6glaui
	--plan-id plan-cuxae3z6glaui

[kdaily]

Missing a * at the end, which would cause bold to not be rendered properly.

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	**To get information about the products to which the caller has access*
	**To get information about the products to which the caller has access**

[kdaily]

Extra space after search-products:

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	The following ``search-products `` example gets all the products the caller has access to. ::
	The following ``search-products`` example gets all the products the caller has access to. ::

[kdaily]

File should contain a trailing newline.

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	}
	}

[kdaily]

File should contain a trailing newline.

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	This command produces no output.
	This command produces no output.

[kdaily]

File should contain a trailing newline.

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	}
	}

[kdaily]

Based on the command input -provisioned-product-name test-pp, shouldn't this have the same provisioned product name?

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	"ProvisionedProductName": "test-params",
	"ProvisionedProductName": "test-pp",

[kdaily]

The command uses --id "cons-oqp52evr4bfx2g" but the output shows "ConstraintId": "cons-7tr6gei4bfx2g". Should these be the same ID?

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	"ConstraintId": "cons-7tr6gei4bfx2g",
	"ConstraintId": "cons-oqp52evr4bfx2g",