Updated README.md and docs/src/core-concepts/flags.md. also: main.rs is moved to examples/taskr.rs as an example file (different code too). 0.3.0 commit

Author: razkar-studio

README.md

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-# Disclaimer
-vecli is currently in an unstable state, regarding its status as a new crate. The API is subject to change and the crate is experimental.
-I do not recommend using it in production.
+> [!WARNING]
+> vecli is currently in an unstable state, regarding its status as a new crate. The API is subject to change and the crate is experimental.
+> I do not recommend using it in production.
 
 # What is vecli?
 vecli is a zero-dep CLI framework made in Rust with UX in mind, and makes development of CLI tools easy and straightforward.
@@ -38,9 +38,17 @@ Then vecli is perfect for you! If not? You're at the wrong place.
 - App-level strict flag mode
 - Main entry point for REPL-style usage
 - Interactive prompts built in: `Terminal`, `Confirm`, and `Choice`
+- Nested subcommands with recursive dispatch
+- Parent commands via `Command::parent()` for grouping without a handler
+- Per-command `print_help_if_no_args` support
 
 ## Documentation
-It's [here](https://docs.rs/vecli).
+The API reference is [here](https://docs.rs/vecli).
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> The user guide is under construction. Expect the bare minimum for knowing vecli.
+
+The user guide is [here](https://razkar-studio.github.io/vecli/).
 
 # Usage
 
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 Run `cargo run hello`, and you should see `Hello!` printed to the console.
 Congrats, you've created your first CLI tool using vecli! Really, it's *that* easy.
 
-For more details and features unseen in this README, check the [documentation](https://docs.rs/vecli).
+For more details and features unseen in this README, check the [documentation](https://docs.rs/vecli), or the [user guide](https://razkar-studio.github.io/vecli/).
 
 # Installation
 To install vecli as a dependency, run the following command on your cargo project:

docs/src/core-concepts/flags.md

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 While making commands, you may have noticed that the function takes this peculiar argument: `&CommandContext`. What is that? Know more about the [CommandContext](./context.md) as our next stop.
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-If you've been this far from the beginning, congrats! This doc is under production and you've reached the end... for now. More guides will be added soon! For now, read the API reference at [docs.rs](https://docs.rs/vecli).