Remove "cli structure" information from README.md

This information is already available within: https://github.com/redhat-developer/odo/blob/master/docs/cli-reference.md

We remove this from the README.md in favour of the above.

README.md

@@ -139,65 +139,6 @@ Additional documentation can be found below:
 ## Glossary
 
 - **Application:** Is, well, your application! It consists of multiple microservices or components, that work individually to build the entire application.
-- **Component:** can be thought of as a microservice. Multiple components will make up an application. A component will have different attributes like storage, etc.
+- **Component:** Can be thought of as a microservice. Multiple components will make up an application. A component will have different attributes like storage, etc.
 Multiple component types are currently supported, like nodejs, perl, php, python, ruby, etc.
-
-## CLI Structure
-```sh
-odo --alsologtostderr --log_backtrace_at --log_dir --logtostderr --skip-connection-check --stderrthreshold --v --vmodule : Odo (Openshift Do)
-    app --short : Perform application operations
-        create : Create an application
-        delete --force : Delete the given application
-        describe : Describe the given application
-        get --short : Get the active application
-        list : List all applications in the current project
-        set : Set application as active
-    catalog : Catalog related operations
-        list : List all available component & service types.
-            components : List all components available.
-            services : Lists all available services
-        search : Search available component & service types.
-            component : Search component type in catalog
-            service : Search service type in catalog
-    component --short : Components of application.
-        get --short : Get currently active component
-        set : Set active component.
-    create --binary --git --local --port : Create a new component
-    delete --force : Delete an existing component
-    describe : Describe the given component
-    link --component : Link target component to source component
-    list : List all components in the current application
-    log --follow : Retrieve the log for the given component.
-    project --short : Perform project operations
-        create : Create a new project
-        delete --force : Delete a project
-        get --short : Get the active project
-        list : List all the projects
-        set --short : Set the current active project
-    push --local : Push source code to a component
-    service : Perform service catalog operations
-        create : Create a new service
-        delete --force : Delete an existing service
-        list : List all services in the current application
-    storage : Perform storage operations
-        create --component --path --size : Create storage and mount to a component
-        delete --force : Delete storage from component
-        list --all --component : List storage attached to a component
-        mount --component --path : mount storage to a component
-        unmount --component : Unmount storage from the given path or identified by its name, from the current component
-    update --binary --git --local : Update the source code path of a component
-    url : Expose component to the outside world
-        create --application --component --port : Create a URL for a component
-        delete --component --force : Delete a URL
-        list --application --component : List URLs
-    utils : Utilities for completion, terminal commands and modifying Odo configurations
-        completion : Output shell completion code
-        config : Modifies configuration settings
-            set : Set a value in odo config file
-            view : View current configuration values
-        terminal : Add Odo terminal support to your development environment
-    version : Print the client version information
-    watch : Watch for changes, update component on change
-
-*_autogenerated_
-
+- **Service:** A service will typically be a database or a "service" a component links / depends on. For example: MariaDB, Jenkins, MySQL. This comes from the OpenShift "Service Catalog" and must be enabled within your cluster.