docs: Enhance /implement tool documentation with usage scenarios and examples

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It combines LLM capabilities with static code analysis to help developers implement code changes quickly and with confidence.
To use the tool, manually invoke it by commenting in any PR discussion that contains code suggestions:
```
/implement
```
## Usage Scenarios
## Example usage
Invoke the tool manually by commenting `/implement` on any PR review discussion.
The tool will generate code implementation for the selected discussion:
### 1. For Reviewers
Reviewers can request code changes by: <br>
1. Selecting the code block to be modified. <br>
2. Adding a comment with the syntax:
```
/implement <code-change-description>
```
![implement1](https://codium.ai/images/pr_agent/implement1.png){width=768}
### 2. For PR Authors
PR authors can implement suggested changes by replying to a review comment using either: <br>
1. Add specific implementation details as described above
```
/implement <code-change-description>
```
2. Use the original review comment as instructions
```
/implement
```
![implement2](https://codium.ai/images/pr_agent/implement2.png){width=768}
### 3. For Referencing Comments
You can reference and implement changes from any comment by:
```
/implement <link-to-review-comment>
```
![implement3](https://codium.ai/images/pr_agent/implement3.png){width=768}
Note that the implementation will occur within the review discussion thread.
Invoke the tool manually by commenting `/implement` on any PR review discussion.
**Configuration options** <br>
- Use `/implement` to implement code change within and based on the review discussion. <br>
- Use `/implement <code-change-description>` inside a review discussion to implement specific instructions. <br>
- Use `/implement <link-to-review-comment>` to indirectly call the tool from any comment. <br>
**Notes** <br>
- Languages that are currently supported by the tool: Python, Java, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, C#. <br>
- Use `/implement <discuttion comment URL>` to indirectly call the tool.
- Languages that are currently supported by the tool: Python, Java, C++, JavaScript, TypeScript, C#.