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Fix https://github.com/notaryproject/notation/issues/307

Notation CLI has released [v0.10.0-alpha.3](https://github.com/notaryproject/notation/releases/tag/v0.10.0-alpha.3) but the download link in README is out-of-date. I would like to raise a PR to update it and refactor the whole content structure.

documentation

Per the [discussion here](https://github.com/notaryproject/notation/discussions/257#discussioncomment-3204893), we should enable a [Preview] or [Experimental] option in the help menu for the root `notation -h` and `notation _subcommand_ -h` which are present, but either...

enhancement
UX
supportability

### Summary Currently only a digest showed as the output after notation sign successfully executed. What is this digest about, the digest of the signature, signature manifest or image manifest?...

cli
UX

As a user, I want to inspect signatures so that I can make a more informed decision to trust the signer and make it easy to start trusting them. Notary...

enhancement
User Story

### Summary Currently only a digest showed as the output after notation verify successfully executed. What is this digest about: the digest of the signature, signature manifest or image manifest?...

cli
UX

Tracking the merger of the [cose](https://github.com/notaryproject/notation/tree/cose) branch into `main`.

Some examples: ``` $ notation cert generate-test 2021/11/12 13:53:30 missing certificate hosts ``` Perhaps flesh this out more with examples, similar to az cli ``` > az acr import -n...

UX

As a user, I want the Notation Sign and Verify commands to generate additional info why a given CLI command is failing and/or to create logs of the actions being...

cli
UX

The CLI has a few options for how to represent help contents. This issue tracks a proposal for that format to include: - [ ] Include format for positional arguments...

UX