Add CLLE documentation

.astro/settings.json

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+{
+	"_variables": {
+		"lastUpdateCheck": 1719327976015
+	}
+}

.astro/types.d.ts

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   collection: "docs";
   data: InferEntrySchema<"docs">
 } & { render(): Render[".mdx"] };
+"extensions/clle/index.mdx": {
+	id: "extensions/clle/index.mdx";
+  slug: "extensions/clle";
+  body: string;
+  collection: "docs";
+  data: InferEntrySchema<"docs">
+} & { render(): Render[".mdx"] };
 "extensions/db2i/index.mdx": {
 	id: "extensions/db2i/index.mdx";
   slug: "extensions/db2i";

astro.config.mjs

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 							autogenerate: { directory: 'extensions/rpgle/' }, 
 							collapsed: true,
 						},
+						{ 
+							label: 'CLLE',
+							link: 'extensions/clle'
+						}
 					],
 					collapsed: false,
 				},

src/content/docs/extensions/clle/index.mdx

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+---
+title: CLLE Language tools
+---
+
+import { CardGrid, Card, Tabs, TabItem } from '@astrojs/starlight/components';
+import { Aside, Icon } from '@astrojs/starlight/components';
+
+ __Command Language__ is the scripting language for the IBM i operating system.   This extension assists in CLP or CLLE program development, providing:
+
+   - Content assist for CL commands 
+   - Outline view
+   - Go to or peek definition and references
+
+   It also provides support for running a CL statement with `Ctrl+r`.
+
+## Installation
+
+The CL Language tools extension can be [installed from the Marketplace](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=IBM.vscode-clle)<Icon name="external" color="cyan" class="icon-inline" /> and is also part of the [IBM i Development Pack](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=HalcyonTechLtd.ibm-i-development-pack)<Icon name="external" color="cyan" class="icon-inline" />.
+<CardGrid>
+<Card>
+Or it can be installed from the Extension view inside Visual Code. 
+</Card><Card>
+![Install CLLE](../../../../assets/clle/Install_CL.png)
+</Card>
+</CardGrid>
+## Content Assist
+
+Content Assist is triggered by `Ctrl+space`. This is best explained by examples.
+
+### Content Assist Example 1
+
+Suppose you want to create a data area with the CRTDTAARA command. Enter CRTDTAARA __follwed by a space__, like this: ![Example Step 1](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_01.png)
+
+Press `Ctrl+space` to invoke Content Assist to produce a pick list like this: 
+![Example step 2](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_02.png)
+
+Press `enter` or `tab` to accept the highlighted "`All parameters`" from the pick list and a skeleton command is created: ![Example step 3](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_03.png)
+
+The cursors is in the first parameter value `DTAARA`. Enter the data area name, then press the `tab` key to move the cursor to the next parameter, `TYPE`: ![Example step 4](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_04.png)  
+
+Press `Ctrl+space` to produce a pick list of valid types: ![Example step 5](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_05.png)
+
+Highlight `*CHAR`, then `tab` to move to the `LENGTH` parameter. Enter 20, then tab to `VALUE`. The value can be a text string or it can be a variable. Use`Ctrl+space` to get a pick list of variables (just one in this example): ![Example step 6](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_06.png)
+
+Chose the variable. Delete the other unneeded parameter and you have a completed command: ![Example step 7](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_07.png)
+
+
+### Content Assist Example 2
+
+If you are familar with a command, you do not have to create a skeleton  with all parameters. Suppose you have typed this far: ![Example 2 step 1](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_21.png)
+
+When you type `t` a pick list of parameters that start with `t` is provided: ![Example 2 step 2](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_22.png)
+
+If a pick list is too long, you can enter additional characters to reduce it. In this case, if you entered `ty` only `TYPE` would appear in the pick list.
+
+Select `TYPE` and the cursor is in the type value field where you can do `Ctrl+space` to get a pick list of valid types: ![Example 2 step 3](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_23.png)
+
+
+### Content Assist Snippets
+
+Prompting of most CL commands requires a connection to a server. However, there are a number of commands that are provided as snippets, which don't require a connection. `DCL`, for example, is provided as a snippet. 
+
+Commands that are provided as snippets are preceeded by a "box":  ![Example 2 step 3](../../../../assets/clle/ExCL_Box.png)
+
+To declare a variable, enter just "d" and get a list of commands that begin with "d":
+
+![Command assist](../../../../assets/clle/assist_01.png)
+
+Since the "`DCL`" command is highlighted, hit enter and get a pick list of available parameters:
+
+![Command assist all keywords](../../../../assets/clle/assist_02.png)
+
+The "`VAR`" parameter value is selected, so enter the variable name, then tab to the "`TYPE`" parameter value:
+
+![Command assist parameter](../../../../assets/clle/assist_03.png)
+
+If all the valid valued for "`TYPE`" are know, just enter a valid value, for example "*CHAR". Or delete the highlighted value and key `Ctrl+Space` to get a pick list of the valid values:
+
+![Command assist parameter](../../../../assets/clle/assist_04.png)
+
+## CL Code Runner
+
+A CL command may be executed by highlighting the command and pressing `Ctrl+r`. 
+
+### Code Runner Example
+The two lines of the `CRTMSGF` command are highlighted:
+![Run CL example 1](../../../../assets/clle/RunCL_01.png)
+
+Press `Ctrl+r` and success is reported:![Run CL example 1](../../../../assets/clle/RunCL_02.png)
+
+Click `Open output` if you want more detail or if the command fails: ![Run CL example 1](../../../../assets/clle/RunCL_03.png)
+
+
+
+
+Not all CL commands may be executed.  
+