docs: add demo gif for command new and command deploy

README.md

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 You'll be asked to select a deployment method for your skill. Currently during the beta, we only support deployment via CloudFormation (@ask-cli/cfn-deployer).
 
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 Your new skill project will provide a number of files and folders that make up the structure of an Alexa skill. Here is an overview on each of the files and folders that are created by default:
 
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 See the [ASK SDKs documentation](https://developer.amazon.com/docs/sdk/alexa-skills-kit-sdks.html) to learn more about how to build an Alexa skill.
 
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 **4. Deploy skill to AWS**
 
 In order for Alexa to communicate with your skill code, it will need to be deployed and hosted on the cloud. We currently provide support for deployment via CloudFormation to AWS.
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 2. `code/` source files will be built and zipped for deployment to AWS. We currently support the build flows of npm for Nodejs, pip for Python and maven for Java developers.
 3. `infrastructure/` definitions will be used to provision resources on AWS. The `code/` zip file from the previous step will be deployed to the provisioned AWS Lambda function. Currently this is deployed by using the `@ask-cli/cfn-deployer`, you can add any AWS services in the skill's stack template and deploy them together.
 
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+  <img align="center" src="https://ask-cli-static-content.s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/document-assets/demo-askx-deploy.gif" height="350" />
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