docs(better-cat): clarify usage

subjects/devops/better-cat/README.md

@@ -8,56 +8,35 @@ The script should accept any number of filenames as arguments, and it should pri
 
 The script should also support the following options:
 
-- `-c`: If this option is provided, the script should exclude all lines that begin with the # character.
-- `-l`: If this option is provided, the script should print the line number before each line of output.
-- `-r`: If this option is provided, the script should print a summary line at the end of the output, indicating the total number of lines and characters printed.
-
-If both `-c` and `-l` are provided, the line number should include only non-comment lines.
+- `-c`: If this option is provided, the script should exclude all lines that begin with the # character. 
+- `-l`: If this option is provided, the script should print the length of the line before each line of output.
+- `-r`: If this option is provided, the script should print a summary line at the end of the output, indicating the total number of lines in the file and the count of characters in the lines printed.
 
 ### Usage
 
 ```console
-$ bash better-cat.sh file1.txt
-Here would be the content of file1
-
+$ echo "This is an example line of text." > example.txt
+$ bash better-cat.sh example.txt
+1: This is an example line of text.
 $ bash better-cat.sh file1.txt file2.txt
 Here would be the content of file1
 Here would be the content of file2
-
 $ bash better-cat.sh
 Here would be the content of file1
 Here would be the content of file2
 Here would be the content of file3
-
-$ bash better-cat.sh -c commented.txt
-Here would be line 1 of file3
-Here would be line 2 of file3
-Here would be line 3 of file3
-Here would be line 4 of file3
-Here would be line 5 of file3
-Here would be line 6 of file3
-Here would be line 7 of file3
-Here would be line 8 of file3
-Here would be line 9 of file3
-Here would be line 10 of file3
-
-$ bash better-cat.sh -l file1.txt
-1: Here would be the content of file1
-
-$ bash better-cat.sh -r file1.txt
-Here would be the content of file1
-Total: 1 lines, 35 characters
-
-$ bash better-cat.sh -cl commented.txt
-Here would be line 1 of file3
-Here would be line 2 of file3
-Here would be line 3 of file3
-Here would be line 4 of file3
-Here would be line 5 of file3
-Here would be line 6 of file3
-Here would be line 7 of file3
-Here would be line 8 of file3
-Here would be line 9 of file3
-Here would be line 10 of file3
-Total: 10 lines, 301 characters
+$ echo "# This is a comment." > example.txt
+$ echo "This is the second line of text." >> example.txt
+$ bash better-cat.sh -c example.txt
+2: This is the second line of text.
+$ bash better-cat.sh -l example.txt
+1 (20): # This is a comment.
+2 (32): This is the second line of text.
+$ bash better-cat.sh -r example.txt
+1: # This is a comment.
+2: This is the second line of text.
+Total: 2 lines, 52 characters
+$ bash better-cat.sh -cr example.txt
+2: This is the second line of text.
+Total: 2 lines, 32 characters
 ```