docs(cli): document the relative file path support for the "remove" command
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<Tabs>
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<TabItem label="npm">
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```bash
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npx emigrate remove [options] <name>
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npx emigrate remove [options] <name/path>
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```
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<TabItem label="pnpm">
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```bash
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pnpm emigrate remove [options] <name>
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pnpm emigrate remove [options] <name/path>
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```
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<TabItem label="yarn">
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```bash
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yarn emigrate remove [options] <name>
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yarn emigrate remove [options] <name/path>
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```
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<TabItem label="bun">
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```bash
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bunx --bun emigrate remove [options] <name>
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bunx --bun emigrate remove [options] <name/path>
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```
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```
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```bash
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deno task emigrate remove [options] <name>
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deno task emigrate remove [options] <name/path>
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```
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## Arguments
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### `<name>`
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### `<name/path>`
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The name of the migration file to remove, including the extension, e.g. `20200101000000_some_migration.js`.
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The name of the migration file to remove, including the extension, e.g. `20200101000000_some_migration.js`, or a relative file path to a migration file to remove, e.g: `migrations/20200101000000_some_migration.js`.
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Using relative file paths is useful in terminals that support autocomplete, and also when you copy and use the relative migration file path from the output of the <Link href="/commands/list/">`list`</Link> command.
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## Options
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