Add example usage of afuse with NFS to README - #12
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This commit adds a concrete usage example of afuse with an NFS mount command to the README file. Many new users may not immediately understand how to use the `mount_template` and `unmount_template` options in practical scenarios. By including a real-world example, this improves the onboarding experience and makes the documentation more actionable and accessible. This change does not affect the core functionality or codebase and is strictly a documentation improvement aimed at clarity and usability.
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This commit adds a concrete usage example of afuse with an NFS mount command to the README file.
Many new users may not immediately understand how to use the
mount_templateandunmount_templateoptions in practical scenarios. By including a real-world example, this improves the onboarding experience and makes the documentation more actionable and accessible.This change does not affect the core functionality or codebase and is strictly a documentation improvement aimed at clarity and usability.