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Refresh the README for current main and document TC version 3 vs 4 - #36
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The screenshot was from 2023 and doesn't match the app anymore. It still shows the old list box labelled
Commathat #35 fixed, and DDI numbers without names from before #25. I replaced it with a new capture ofEXAMPLE.ddopon current main.I checked the rest of the file while I was there. The apt packages, the macOS note and the
.ddop/.iopline are all still correct. But two merged features were never mentioned, so each one gets a bullet now: ISOXML export (#15) and the DDI names (#25).I also added a short "Using it" section, because the README says what the program is but not how to use it, and Community and License sections at the end.
The TC version 3 or 4 section is the other half of this. A DDOP file does not record which version it was built for, so it explains what Open and Save As are asking you and which one to pick.