Added flag --title-from-filename to always use the filename as the page title #115
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I am currently adopting md2cf in my ci workflows.
The workflow I am mainly going to use is uploading multiple files inside of a folder recursively.
I found that the current way of determining the page title produces inconsistent results, as some of my markdown files have a top-level header and some do not.
To make this more consistent, I would like to always use the filename as the page title.
Therefore I propose to add a new option to the
md2cfcommand, which allows to explicitly tell the application to always use the filename as the page title, regardless of the file content.