Enhance config system doc

Author: aashishc1988

docs/reference/configuration/configuration.md

@@ -7,7 +7,20 @@ The Arm Mbed OS configuration system, a part of the Arm Mbed OS build tools, cus
 - The receive buffer size of a serial communication library.
 - The flash and RAM memory size of an Mbed target.
 
-The Arm Mbed OS configuration system gathers and interprets the configuration defined in the target in its [target configuration](../reference/adding-and-configuring-targets.html), all `mbed_lib.json` files and the `mbed_app.json` file. The configuration system creates a single header file, `mbed_config.h`, that contains all of the defined configuration parameters converted into C preprocessor macros. `mbed compile` places `mbed_config.h` in the build directory, and `mbed export` places it in the application root. `mbed compile` runs the Mbed configuration system before invoking the compiler, and `mbed export` runs the configuration system before creating project files.
+Here is how a default JSON file might look like:
+
+```JSON
+"target_overrides": {
+    "*": {
+        "cellular.random_max_start_delay": "100"
+    },
+    "K64F": {
+        "cellular.use-apn-lookup": false
+    }
+}
+```
+
+The Arm Mbed OS configuration system gathers and interprets the configuration defined in the target in its [target configuration](../reference/adding-and-configuring-targets.html), all `mbed_lib.json` files and the `mbed_app.json` file. The configuration system creates a single header file, `mbed_config.h`, that contains all of the defined configuration parameters converted into C preprocessor macros. For instance, based on the JSON snippet above, you would see the macro, `MBED_CONF_CELLULAR_RANDOM_MAX_START_DELAY` in `mbed_config.h`. `mbed compile` places `mbed_config.h` in the build directory, and `mbed export` places it in the application root. `mbed compile` runs the Mbed configuration system before invoking the compiler, and `mbed export` runs the configuration system before creating project files.
 
 <span class="notes">**Note:** Throughout this document, "library" means any reusable piece of code within its own directory.</span>
 
@@ -74,15 +87,15 @@ When compiling or exporting, the configuration system generates C preprocessor m
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-The name of the macro for a configuration parameter is either a prefixed name or explicitly specified by `macro_name`. The configuration system constructs a prefixed name from the prefix `MBED_CONF_`, followed by the name of the library or `APP`, followed by the name of the parameter. The configuration system then capitalizes the prefixed name and converts it to a valid C macro name. For example, the configuration system converts the `random_max_start_delay` configuration parameter in the library `cellular` to `MBED_CONF_CELLULAR_RANDOM_MAX_START_DELAY`.
+The name of the macro for a configuration parameter is either a prefixed name or explicitly specified by `macro_name`. The configuration system constructs a prefixed name from the prefix `MBED_CONF_`, followed by the name of the library or `APP`, followed by the name of the parameter. The configuration system then capitalizes the prefixed name and converts it to a valid C macro name. For example, the configuration system converts the `random_max_start_delay` configuration parameter in the library `cellular` to `MBED_CONF_CELLULAR_RANDOM_MAX_START_DELAY`. As for using `macro_name` field, it is strongly encouraged to avoid its use unless the intent is to support an already defined macro that is heavily used in Mbed OS, or user applications.
 
 The Mbed OS build tools instruct the compiler to process the file `mbed_config.h` as if it were the first include of any C or C++ source file, so you do not have to include `mbed_config.h` manually.
 
 Do not edit `mbed_config.h` manually. It may be overwritten the next time you compile or export your application, and you will lose all your changes.
 
 ### Configuration parameters in `mbed_app.json`, `mbed_lib.json`
 
-An application may have one `mbed_app.json` in the root of the application and many `mbed_lib.json` files throughout the application. When present, `mbed_app.json` may override configuration parameters defined in libraries and the target and define new configuration parameters.
+An application may have one `mbed_app.json` in the root of the application and many `mbed_lib.json` files throughout the application. When present, `mbed_app.json` may override configuration parameters defined in libraries and the target, and define new configuration parameters.  
 
 #### Overriding configuration parameters
 
@@ -256,7 +269,7 @@ It is an error to both add and subtract the same value from a cumulative attribu
 
 ### `mbed_app.json` Specification
 
-`mbed_app.json` may be present at the root of your application or specified as the argument of the `--app-config` parameter to `mbed compile` and `mbed export`. The configuration system interprets only one `mbed_app.json` during `mbed compile` or `mbed export`, unlike library configuration. Like `mbed_lib.json`, `mbed_app.json` is a JSON formatted document that contains a root JSON Object. The keys within this object are sections. The allowed sections and their meanings are below:
+`mbed_app.json` may be present at the root of your application or specified as the argument of the `--app-config` parameter to `mbed compile` and `mbed export`. When you create a new mbed project using `mbed new`, `mbed_app.json` is created by default in the root of the application. The configuration system interprets only one `mbed_app.json` during `mbed compile` or `mbed export`, unlike library configuration. Like `mbed_lib.json`, `mbed_app.json` is a JSON formatted document that contains a root JSON Object. The keys within this object are sections. The allowed sections and their meanings are below:
 
 | Section | Required | Meaning |
 | ------- | -------- | ------- |