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Adds sections about how to use the plugin, how we use it at Fusion, and data migration.

See #9

Adds documentation of the WP-CLI commands for migrating and reverting
img shortcodes.
Adds an example showing use of one of the plugin's filters.
Tried to find a fenced code block syntax tha wp_readme_to_markdown could
handle, and also removed bolds inside of italics -- Markdown was chewing
those up in really weird ways.
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Can you call this subhead Installation so it appears on WordPress.org?

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Looks pretty good — left some comments.

Reorganizes the readme file to use the sections displayed on wordpress.org/plugins
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Good catches. The cli command name makes much more sense. I'll rename the revert command that I'm working on in #31 to follow the same conventions.

The command name should be `image-shortcake` for consistency with other
plugin-enabled CLI commands. Also, changed subcommand naming structure
to `migrate`/`revert`, rather than `update`/`???`.
Adds screenshots of the plugin's shortcode UI and the editor preview.
danielbachhuber pushed a commit that referenced this pull request May 19, 2015
Update readme.txt and README.md
@danielbachhuber danielbachhuber merged commit 318de61 into master May 19, 2015
@danielbachhuber danielbachhuber deleted the 9-update-readme branch May 19, 2015 23:05
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goldenapples added a commit that referenced this pull request May 19, 2015
Follow the much better naming conventions established in #34.
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