Update main's README.md with new features #1296
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With all the new exciting generation flags added recently (#1126), I wanted to learn more about them and took this opportunity to add them to main's
READM.md. I tried to pick example values that might be useful for trying out the features without going overboard, but I'm not sure of the ranges that work best myself. If anyone thinks any of them are too far off, or not far enough off to notice a difference, let me know.I also put in a section about the new
--sessionfeature. And since our prompts can take newlines now, I edited in examples for Windows including one that that works with newlines. (I used powershell for syntax highlighting but they work with both powershell and the traditional command prompt.)