message: Fixes 'documentation about using the @ token in PowerShell'. Closes
diff: @@ -85,6 +85,12 @@ CLI for Microsoft 365 will load the contents from the specified file and use it
  You can use the `@` token in any command, with any option that accepts a value.
  +`@` is a special character in PowerShell. If you use CLI for Microsoft 365 in PowerShell and want to use the `@` token, you'll need to escape with a backtick, for example:
  +
  +```powershell
  +m365 spo sitescript add --title "Contoso" --description "Contoso theme script" --content `@themeScript.json
  +```
  +
  ## Verbose and debug mode
  By default, commands output only the information returned by the corresponding Microsoft 365 API, whether the command result or error. You can choose for a more user-friendly output by using the `--verbose` option or setting the `CLIMICROSOFT365_VERBOSE` environment variable to `1`. For example: by default, when checking status of the Microsoft 365 Public CDN, you would see:
  