Update documentation packages to latest versions

* HighlightService was modified to support GetClassifiedSpansAsync method
* Updated Program.cs to pull in the proper location of the Json and ImageSharp extension projects
* Statiq must have changed how they are doing xrefs, so I adjusted those to be more specific with a few links
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Phil Scott
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config.Settings.HelpProviderStyles = null;
```
See [Markup](../markup) for information about the use of markup in Spectre.Console, and [Styles](xref:styles) for a listing of supported styles.
See [Markup](../markup) for information about the use of markup in Spectre.Console, and [Styles](xref:appendix-styles) for a listing of supported styles.
## Custom help providers

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Title: Composing Commands
RedirectFrom: introduction
Order: 8
Description: "The underlying philosophy behind *Spectre.Console.Cli* is to rely on the .NET type system to
declare the commands, but tie everything together via composition."
Description: The underlying philosophy behind *Spectre.Console.Cli* is
to rely on the .NET type system to declare the commands, but tie everything together via composition.
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The underlying philosophy behind `Spectre.Console.Cli` is to rely on the .NET type system to

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Title: Introduction
Order: 1
Description: "*Spectre.Console.Cli* is a modern library for parsing command line arguments. While it's extremely
opinionated in what it does, it tries to follow established industry conventions, and draws
its inspiration from applications you use everyday."
opinionated in what it does, it tries to follow established industry conventions, and draws
its inspiration from applications you use everyday."
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`Spectre.Console.Cli` is a modern library for parsing command line arguments. While it's extremely