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Issue #69 - Update command config docs with byte ordering details #199

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A **string** specifying the data type of the argument. You can see all the valid primitive types that will be accepted here by looking at ``ait.core.dtype.PrimitiveTypes``.

bytes:
Specifies which byte(s) in the command filled by this argument. This can be specified as a single integer or as a list of integers (in the case of a range of bytes).
Specifies which byte(s) in the command filled by this argument. This can be specified as a single integer or as a list of integers (in the case of a range of bytes). Byte values must be specified in correct numerical order when a command has multiple Arguments or Fixed attributes.

desc (optional):
A **string** for providing a description of the argument.
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A **string** specifying the data type of the argument. You can see all the valid primitive types that will be accepted here by looking at ``ait.core.dtype.PrimitiveTypes``.

bytes:
Specifies which byte(s) in the command filled by this constant. This can be specified as a single integer or as a list of integers (in the case of a range of bytes).
Specifies which byte(s) in the command filled by this constant. This can be specified as a single integer or as a list of integers (in the case of a range of bytes). Byte values must be specified in correct numerical order when a command has multiple Arguments or Fixed attributes.

name (optional):
A **string** denoting the name of this constant.
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