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Add docs for wb-manager add --uncompress-wacz

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It can be used to:
* Create a new collection -- ``wb-manager init <coll>``
* Add WARCs or WACZs to collection -- ``wb-manager add <coll> <warc/wacz>``
* Add WARCs to collection -- ``wb-manager add <coll> <warc>``
* Unpack WACZs to add their WARCs and indices to collection -- ``wb-manager add --uncompress-wacz <coll> <wacz>``
* Add override templates
* Add and remove metadata to a collections ``metadata.yaml``
* List all collections

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Existing archives of WARCs/ARCs files can be used with pywb with minimal amount of setup. By using ``wb-manager add``,
WARC/ARC files will automatically be placed in the collection archive directory and indexed.
In pywb 2.8.0 and later, preliminary support for WACZ files is also added with ``wb-manager add --uncompress-wacz``. This will unpack the provided WACZ file, adding its WARCs and indices to the collection.
By default ``wb-manager``, places new collections in ``collections/<coll name>`` subdirectory in the current working directory. To specify a different root directory, the ``wb-manager -d <dir>``. Other options can be set in the config file.
If you have a large number of existing CDX index files, pywb will be able to read them as well after running through a simple conversion process.