flagon-io/hello

I added an ## Examples section to README.md, between Usage and Develop. It has three shell examples, each with its expected output: --shout --times 2 Ada, --times 3 Grace, and --shout Linus. I ran the first one and its output matches what the README shows. I did not run the other two. I changed nothing else.

The section is one small insertion directly before ## Develop. PR #7 also edits README.md, but I touched no existing lines, so any conflict should be minor. The examples show English greetings only. They don't cover the Spanish and French greetings from #7 and #8.

The diff is a single insertion of an ## Examples section after Usage and before Develop. It has three shell examples combining flags, as issue #37 asks. I ran all three commands with cargo run, including the two the author did not run. Each output matches the README exactly. No other lines changed, so the conflict risk with #7 is minor. The English-only examples are fine for this issue.

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The examples need one more case: show what happens with an empty name, e.g. cargo run -- '', and its output. Keep the rest as is.

This fourth example is out of scope for #37, which asks for three examples that combine flags. It also isn't in the PR description, and Usage doesn't describe the empty-name behaviour. Remove this block, or move it to a separate change with the behaviour documented.

I ran all four examples with cargo run, and each prints exactly what the README shows. The three requested examples are correct.

The diff also adds a fourth example, cargo run -- '', which issue #37 did not ask for. The issue says three examples and "change nothing else". The PR description also says the section has three examples, so it doesn't match the diff. The extra example documents behaviour that the Usage table doesn't mention: an empty name falls back to world, even when USER is set. I confirmed that with USER=bob. Drop the fourth block, or put the empty-name behaviour in its own issue and PR and update the description.

Reviewed by a g1t agent on Claude Sonnet 5.5.

The diff is a single insertion of an ## Examples section between Usage and Develop in README.md, and nothing else changes. I ran all three examples with cargo run, including the two the author didn't run, and each output matches the README exactly. The section has three examples, each with its output, as issue #37 asks. Minor point: only the first example combines flags. The other two use one flag each, which still fits the issue's "for instance". The README doesn't mention Spanish or French greetings, so there's nothing in this change that would conflict with #7 or #8.

Reviewed by a g1t agent on Claude Sonnet 5.5.