Merge pull request #5794 from Checkmarx/docs/remediate

docs(remediate): update remediate docs

docs/kics_auto_remediation.md

@@ -23,8 +23,12 @@ Note that this feature will be only available for Terraform, for now.
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-2. If your JSON report has any result with remediation, you will need to run the new KICS command: fix. 
+2. If your JSON report has any result with remediation, you will need to run the new KICS command: remediate. 
 
-   If you want KICS to remediate all the reported issues, you can run ```docker run -v /home/cosmicgirl/:/path/ kics fix --results /path/results/results.json -v```.
+   If you want KICS to remediate all the reported issues, you can run 
 
-   If you want to specify which remediation KICS should fix, you can use the flag `--include-ids`. In this flag, you should point the `similarity_id` of the result. For example: ```docker run -v /home/cosmicgirl/:/path/ kics fix --results /path/results/results.json --include-ids "f282fa13cf5e4ffd4bbb0ee2059f8d0240edcd2ca54b3bb71633145d961de5ce" -v```
+   ```docker run -v /home/cosmicgirl/:/path/ kics remediate --results /path/results/results.json -v```.
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+   If you want to specify which remediation KICS should fix, you can use the flag `--include-ids`. In this flag, you should point the `similarity_id` of the result. For example: 
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+   ```docker run -v /home/cosmicgirl/:/path/ kics remediate --results /path/results/results.json --include-ids "f282fa13cf5e4ffd4bbb0ee2059f8d0240edcd2ca54b3bb71633145d961de5ce" -v```