Document aspire stop --force resource cleanup

[danegsta]

Persistent resources normally remain available after an AppHost stops, but Aspire 13.5 adds an explicit way to remove them with aspire stop --force. This updates the command reference so users understand when cleanup runs and how to protect persistent data.

The documentation now covers:

• cleanup for running and already-stopped AppHosts
• destructive behavior and volume or bind-mount guidance
• AppHost path and older CLI compatibility limitations
• --apphost support and incompatibility with --all
• cleanup failure behavior and retry guidance

Product change: microsoft/aspire#18718

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Pull request overview

Updates the aspire stop CLI command reference to document the new --force behavior for cleaning up persistent resources, including limitations and examples, so users understand when resource cleanup occurs and what data-loss risks exist.

Changes:

• Adds a new “Clean up persistent resources” section describing aspire stop --force, its destructive behavior, and retry/failure behavior.
• Documents option interactions/constraints (notably --force incompatibility with --all) and adds --force to the options list.
• Expands examples to include --force and --force --apphost usage.

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