docs: rename -force to -apply in s3.iam.import example

weed-shell.md

@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ I0212 22:22:56.666094 filechunk_manifest.go:197 read http://fast-volume-1:8080/2
 ```
 1. `volume.check.disk`
 ```
-> lock; volume.check.disk -v -force -slow -volumeId 2480 -nonRepairThreshold 1 -syncDeleted
+> lock; volume.check.disk -v -apply -slow -volumeId 2480 -nonRepairThreshold 1 -syncDeleted
 load collection logs-data volume 2480 index size 2621232 from fast-volume-3:8080 ...
 load collection logs-data volume 2480 index size 2621232 from fast-volume-1:8080 ...
 volume 2480 fast-volume-1:8080 has 163827 entries, fast-volume-3:8080 missed 0 and partially deleted 0 entries
@@ -306,12 +306,12 @@ Use `-expiry` for time-limited credentials (must be positive; 0 = no expiration)
 ### Backup and restore IAM state
 ```
 > s3.iam.export -file iam-backup.json
-> s3.iam.import -file iam-backup.json -force
+> s3.iam.import -file iam-backup.json -apply
 > s3.config.show
 ```
 
 `s3.iam.export -file` writes with mode 0600 to protect credentials.
-`s3.iam.import` requires `-force` since it overwrites the entire IAM configuration.
+`s3.iam.import` requires `-apply` since it overwrites the entire IAM configuration.
 
 # One more trick
 You can skip the "fs." prefix, for all "fs.*" commands: