clearer discription of how to run lines.love

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  + ## Invocation

  +

  + Like all LÖVE apps, lines.love can be invoked either from a terminal or

  + by clicking on the application in a graphical desktop.

  +

  + When invoked from a terminal, you can pass the love binary the path to either

  + the zipped lines.love or a directory containing lines.love unzipped.

  +

  + ```sh

  + $ path/to/love path/to/lines.love
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  − ## Selecting files
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  + $ path/to/love . # from this repo directory

  + $ path/to/love path/to/lines/directory # from anywhere

  + ```
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  − To open a different file, either pass it in as a commandline argument or drag

  − and drop the file on to the lines.love window.
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  + When invoked from a terminal, you can pass in a different file to edit, either

  + to the zipped or unzipped versions:
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  − $ love . /path/to/file # from this repo directory

  − $ path/to/love path/to/lines.love path/to/file/to/edit # from anywhere
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  + $ path/to/love path/to/lines.love path/to/file/to/edit

  +

  + $ path/to/love path/to/lines/directory /path/to/file/to/edit
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  + On a graphical desktop you can also drag and drop a file icon on to the

  + lines.love window.

  +