Clarify on the use of balena logs command.
Section 3.1 gives an example of "balena logs" command here:
$ balena logs 1234567 [Logs] [9/3/2019, 11:18:50 AM] Downloading image 'registry2.balena-cloud.com/v2/1234568b5d909bf95c2bbe6c1df150f3@sha256:75f4f5bfb6e610f2b7fe8d61e8a77979a4be3de344cad09fba4df5bba8da73a3'
It may make sense to clarify what argument to pass to it. I'e: $balena logs <ID>, where ID is either device ID or UUID as seen with the "balena devices" command: $ balena devices balena lgosID UUID DEVICE NAME DEVICE TYPE APPLICATION NAME STATUS IS ONLINE SUPERVISOR VERSION OS VERSION DASHBOARD URL 1725169 2319fab autumn-bird raspberrypi4-64 Pidgeonator Idle true 10.2.2 balenaOS 2.41.0+rev4 https://dashboard.balena-cloud.com/devices/2319fab3b67daac718252b8f3d19bfe8/summary 1725652 a060aaa delicate-snow raspberrypi4-64 cli_masterclass Idle true 10.2.2 balenaOS 2.41.0+rev4 https://dashboard.balena-cloud.com/devices/a060aaa9c13034522cf20961025d09e9/summary
$ balena logs 1725652