added the sqos command in que VSC4 and 5 queues page

docs/running_jobs/vsc4_queues.md

@@ -18,7 +18,9 @@ These are the partitions on VSC-4:
 | skylake_0384 | 78    | Intel        | 2x Xeon Platinum 8174 | 24/48                            | No  | 384 GB | High Memory partition   |
 | skylake_0768 | 12    | Intel        | 2x Xeon Platinum 8174 | 24/48                            | No  | 768 GB | Higher Memory partition |
 
-Type `sinfo -o %P` on any node to see all the available partitions.
+!!! tip
+    Type `sinfo -o %P` on any node to see all the available partitions.<br>
+    and`sqos` for the available QoS. 
 
 For the sake of completeness there are internally used special partitions, that can not be selected manually: 
 

docs/running_jobs/vsc5_queues.md

@@ -24,8 +24,9 @@ These are the partitions on VSC-5:
 | cascadelake_0384 | 48    | Intel        | 2x Intel Cascadelake | 48/96                            | No             | 384 GB | Directly use programs compiled for VSC-4 |
 | zen2_0256_a40x2  | 45    | AMD          | 2x AMD 7252          | 8/16                             | 2x NVIDIA A40  | 256 GB | Best for single precision GPU code       |
 | zen3_0512_a100x2 | 60    | AMD          | 2x AMD 7713          | 64/128                           | 2x NVIDIA A100 | 512 GB | Best for double precision GPU code       |
-
-Type `sinfo -o %P` on any node to see all the available partitions.
+!!! tip
+    Type `sinfo -o %P` on any node to see all the available partitions.<br>
+    and`sqos` for the available QoS. 
 
 For the sake of completeness there are internally used special partitions, that can not be selected manually: