docs: add missing apps folder in prune command reference

[gianelli99]

Description

Hi everyone! I found that an example in the prune command reference shows an incorrect folder structure: frontend workspace is initially inside apps folder, but it's shown inside packages folder in the output example of docker prune fronted --docker

Screenshots

After running turbo prune docs --docker, (think of docs as an equivalent of frontend) I get the following structure:

Testing Instructions

To reproduce it, I created a new turborepo project, and the run turbo prune docs --docker.

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[anthonyshew]

Good catch, thanks!