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small README improvements

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Use the `help` command to learn about additional commands. Some abreviations are available. See `abbrevs`.
When launched with the "--sync" option, offpunk will run non-interactively and fetch content from your bookmarks and content tentatively accessed while offline. New content found in your bookmarks will be automatically added to your tour (use `tour ls` to see your current tour, `tour` without argument to access the next item and `tour X` where X is a link number to add the content of a link to your tour).
When launched with the "--sync" option, offpunk will run non-interactively and fetch content from your bookmarks and ressources tentatively accessed while offline. New content found in your bookmarks will be automatically added to your tour (use `tour ls` to see your current tour, `tour` without argument to access the next item and `tour X` where X is a link number to add the content of a link to your tour).
With "--sync", one could specify a "--cache validity" in seconds. This option will not refresh content if a cache exists and is less than the specified amount of seconds old.
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## Features
* Offline mode to browse cached content without a connection. Requested element are automatically fetched during the next synchronization and are added to your tour.
* Offline mode to browse cached content without a connection. Requested elements are automatically fetched during the next synchronization and are added to your tour.
* Support "subscriptions" to gemlogs. New content seen in bookmarked gemlogs are automatically added to your next tour.
* TOFU or CA server certificate validation
* Extensive client certificate support if an `openssl` binary is available
* Ability to specify external handler programs for different MIME types