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Update README for swift-section#12

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Update README for swift-section#12
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Summary of Changes

Hello @Kyle-Ye, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on enhancing the project's documentation by updating the README.md file. The primary goal is to improve the organization of existing content and, more importantly, to introduce comprehensive documentation for the newly available swift-section command-line interface tool, covering its installation and various usage scenarios.

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  • README Structure Reorganization: I've restructured the README.md to introduce a new top-level heading, 'MachOSwiftSection Library', under which the existing 'Roadmap' and 'Usage' sections are now nested as sub-headings. This improves the overall clarity and hierarchy of the documentation.
  • New CLI Tool Documentation: A significant new section has been added to the README.md detailing the swift-section CLI Tool. This includes comprehensive information on how to install the tool via GitHub Releases, Homebrew, or by building from source.
  • CLI Tool Usage Examples: Detailed usage examples for the swift-section CLI tool's two main subcommands, dump and demangle, are now included. The dump examples cover basic usage and interactions with dyld shared caches, while demangle examples show basic demangling, using file offsets, and simplified options.
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The pull request updates the README file to include information about the swift-section CLI tool, including installation instructions and usage examples for the dump and demangle subcommands. The changes improve the documentation and make it easier for users to get started with the tool.

> This library is developed as an extension of [MachOKit](https://github.com/p-x9/MachOKit) for Swift

## Roadmap
## MachOSwiftSection Library

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Consider using a more descriptive heading, such as "About MachOSwiftSection Library" or "Introduction", to clearly indicate the purpose of this section.

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## MachOSwiftSection Library
## About MachOSwiftSection Library


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## swift-section CLI Tool

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It would be helpful to provide a brief introduction or overview of the swift-section CLI tool before diving into installation instructions.

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## swift-section CLI Tool
## swift-section CLI Tool
The `swift-section` CLI tool is a command-line utility that allows you to...

@Mx-Iris Mx-Iris merged commit 9fb19c4 into MxIris-Reverse-Engineering:main Jun 22, 2025
@Kyle-Ye Kyle-Ye deleted the readme branch June 22, 2025 05:00
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