Documentation for bash and other similar commands

[matthewhively]

chef-web-docs/data/infra/resources/bash.yaml

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	- property: code
	ruby_type: String
	required: true
	description_list:
	- markdown: A quoted string of code to be executed.
	- property: command
	ruby_type: String, Array
	required: false
	default_value: The resource block's name
	description_list:
	- markdown: An optional property to set the command to be executed if it differs
	from the resource block's name.
	- note:
	markdown: Use the **execute** resource to run a single command. Use multiple
	**execute** resource blocks to run multiple commands.

Its not clear how code interacts with command attributes if at all.
It appears that bash is a wrapper around script and script inherits attributes from the more generic execute resource.

1. Is command inherited from higher scope resource? Or is it overridden to act differently by bash specifcally?
2. if code is required, what different purpose does command serve?
3. if this is just a wrapper around the more generic script perhaps this should be stated clearly and make references to script instead of execute resource?