Fix - Parsing in readmecli.py #140
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This PR fixes inconsistent output parsing in readmecli.py by filtering out unwanted lines from Docker help command output. The change addresses parsing issues that were causing incorrect README generation.
- Filters out "Version:" and "Sample usage:" lines from Docker help output to improve parsing consistency
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readmecli.pyreturns inconsistent output - as observed here. This change will filter out unwanted lines that could cause incorrect parsing.