Audit SCA recursive scan

[attiasas]

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depends on: jfrog/jfrog-client-go#850

Recursive Technology Detection to Identify All Projects in the Current Working Directory

We are introducing a new parameter to the Sca Audit command:

• exclusions - You can specify exclusion patterns (wildcards) for files that should not be included in the mapping when detecting technologies, if not specified it will use the default exclusions set: ["*node_modules*", "*target*", "*venv*", "*test*"]

These parameters and capabilities will integrate with existing options as follows:

• workingDir - If it doesn't exist, it will recursively detect the projects (and technologies) inside the current directory. If at least one value exists, it will perform technology detection only on the given directories without recursion.
• Technologies flags (--npm, --maven, etc.) - If a specific technology flag is specified but not detected, it will only scan the root (the given working directory) with that technology.

These changes enhance the functionality of the Audit command, making it more flexible and capable of detecting technologies recursively when needed.

[eyalbe4]

Let's also add enhance JFrog CLI's documentation in https://github.com/jfrog/documentation with the new options and functionality added by this PR.
There's no need yo update the documentation under https://github.com/jfrog/jfrog-cli/tree/v2/documentation anymore.