docs(帮助文档): 更新并新增帮助文档内容

- 修复create_package.hlp中的格式问题
- 在pkg_download_en.hlp中添加空行提高可读性
- 新增network.hlp网络工具文档
- 新增config.hlp系统配置管理文档

data/computercraft/lua/rom/help/config.hlp

@@ -0,0 +1,84 @@
+=== System Configuration Manager ===
+
+The `config` command provides a system configuration manager for LeonOS, allowing you to view, modify, and manage system settings.
+
+== Basic Usage ==
+
+>>color yellow
+config <command> [options] [setting] [value]
+>>color white
+
+== Available Commands ==
+
+- **list**: List all available settings
+- **get <setting>**: Get the value of a specific setting
+- **set <setting> <value>**: Set the value of a specific setting
+- **default <setting>**: Reset a setting to its default value
+- **save**: Save current settings to file
+- **find <pattern>**: Find settings by name or description
+- **help**: Show this help message
+
+== Command Options ==
+
+- **--details**, **-d**: Show detailed information when listing settings
+- **--case-insensitive**, **-i**: Search case-insensitively
+
+== Usage Examples ==
+
+1. List all settings:
+>>color yellow
+config list
+>>color white
+
+2. List all settings with details:
+>>color yellow
+config list --details
+>>color white
+
+3. Get the value of a specific setting:
+>>color yellow
+config get list.show_hidden
+>>color white
+
+4. Set the value of a specific setting:
+>>color yellow
+config set list.show_hidden true
+>>color white
+
+5. Reset a setting to its default value:
+>>color yellow
+config default list.show_hidden
+>>color white
+
+6. Find settings containing a pattern:
+>>color yellow
+config find 'hidden'
+>>color white
+
+7. Find settings with case-insensitive search:
+>>color yellow
+config find 'color' -i
+>>color white
+
+8. Save current settings:
+>>color yellow
+config save
+>>color white
+
+9. Show help information:
+>>color yellow
+config help
+>>color white
+
+== Notes ==
+
+- Changes to settings are not persisted until you run `config save`
+- Some settings may require a system restart to take effect
+- Use `config list --details` to see the type and description of each setting
+- The `find` command searches both setting names and descriptions
+
+== Troubleshooting ==
+
+- If you get an error that a setting is not found, check that you're using the correct setting name
+- If changes don't seem to take effect, make sure you've run `config save` and restarted any affected programs
+- For case-sensitive searches, omit the `-i` option

data/computercraft/lua/rom/help/create_package.hlp

@@ -124,12 +124,12 @@ For more information on publishing, see the documentation for your chosen reposi
 Let's create a simple package called "greeting":
 
 1. Create the package:
-   >>color yellow
+>>color yellow
    pkg init greeting
-   >>color white
+>>color white
 
 2. Edit package.json:
-   >>color yellow
+>>color yellow
    {
      "name": "greeting",
      "version": "1.0.0",
@@ -141,10 +141,10 @@ Let's create a simple package called "greeting":
        "sayHello": "sayHello"
      }
    }
-   >>color white
+>>color white
 
 3. Edit greeting.lua:
-   >>color yellow
+>>color yellow
    -- greeting.lua
 
    local greeting = {}
@@ -154,21 +154,21 @@ Let's create a simple package called "greeting":
    end
 
    return greeting
-   >>color white
+>>color white
 
 4. Test the package:
-   >>color yellow
+>>color yellow
    -- test_greeting.lua
    local greeting = require("greeting")
    print(greeting.sayHello("User"))
-   >>color white
+>>color white
 
    Run with: lua test_greeting.lua
 
 5. Install the package:
-   >>color yellow
+>>color yellow
    pkg install --local /packages/greeting/1.0.0/
-   >>color white
+>>color white
 
 Now your package is ready to use in other programs!
 

data/computercraft/lua/rom/help/network.hlp

@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
+=== Network Utility Tool ===
+
+The `network` command provides network-related utilities for CC Tweaked, including status checking, port scanning, and device discovery.
+
+== Basic Usage ==
+
+>>color yellow
+network <command> [options]
+>>color white
+
+== Available Commands ==
+
+- **status**: Check network status
+- **scan <ip> [port_range]**: Scan ports on a device
+- **discover**: Discover remote devices
+- **help**: Show this help message
+
+== Command Options ==
+
+- For `scan` command:
+  - `<ip>`: IP address of the device to scan
+  - `[port_range]`: Optional port range (format: start-end, default: 1-1024)
+
+== Usage Examples ==
+
+1. Check network status:
+>>color yellow
+network status
+>>color white
+
+2. Scan ports on a device (default 1-1024):
+>>color yellow
+network scan 192.168.1.1
+>>color white
+
+3. Scan specific port range:
+>>color yellow
+network scan 192.168.1.1 80-100
+>>color white
+
+4. Discover remote devices:
+>>color yellow
+network discover
+>>color white
+
+5. Show help information:
+>>color yellow
+network help
+>>color white
+
+== Key Bindings ==
+
+- **Ctrl+T**: Cancel port scan or device discovery
+
+== Notes ==
+
+- Port scanning requires HTTP to be enabled in CC Tweaked configuration
+- Device discovery requires a modem to be attached to the computer
+- Scanning large port ranges may take some time
+- Press Ctrl+T to cancel any ongoing operation
+
+== Troubleshooting ==
+
+- If port scanning fails, check if HTTP is enabled in your CC Tweaked configuration
+- If device discovery doesn't find any devices, ensure your modem is properly connected and powered
+- For port scanning, make sure the target device is reachable over the network

data/computercraft/lua/rom/help/pkg_download_en.hlp

@@ -20,21 +20,25 @@ The `pkg install` command supports the following options:
 == Usage Examples ==
 
 1. Install a package:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg install example-package
 >>color white
 
 2. Force install a package:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg install --force example-package
 >>color white
 
 3. Install a package with detailed information:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg install -v example-package
 >>color white
 
 4. View help for `pkg install` command:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg install --help
 >>color white
@@ -42,11 +46,13 @@ pkg install --help
 == Search for Packages ==
 
 Before installing a package, you can search for available packages:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg search <search_keyword>
 >>color white
 
 Example:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg search editor
 >>color white
@@ -54,11 +60,13 @@ pkg search editor
 == View Package Information ==
 
 Before installing a package, you can view detailed information about it:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg info <package_name>
 >>color white
 
 Example:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg info example-package
 >>color white
@@ -66,11 +74,13 @@ pkg info example-package
 == Update Packages ==
 
 You can update installed packages using the following command:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg update <package_name>
 >>color white
 
 If you don't specify a package name, all installed packages will be updated:
+
 >>color yellow
 pkg update
 >>color white