Add findbig command with README documentation#32
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This PR introduces a new custom command called
findbigfor quickly identifying the largest files in a directory. The command is designed to help with disk cleanup and storage management by providing a flexible, easy-to-use interface and clear output. The main changes include the addition of the command script and comprehensive documentation.New command implementation:
findbig.shscript to search for files larger than a specified size in a given directory, with default values and error handling for invalid directories. Results are sorted and limited to the top 10 largest files, shown in a human-readable format. (commands/findbig/findbig.sh)Documentation:
README.mddescribing the command's usage, parameters, examples, and features for user guidance. (commands/findbig/README.md)