Add a README - bookmarks.sh - Simple bookmark manager
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 (HTM) Author: Leonardo Taccari <iamleot@gmail.com>
       Date:   Mon,  8 Jan 2018 02:32:40 
       
       Add a README
       
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       +bookmarks is a shell script to manage bookmarks files.
       +A bookmark file (by default ~/.bookmarks is used, but this can be adjusted
       +via ${BOOKMARKS} environment variable) is just a TSV (tab-separated values) file
       +with the following 4 fields:
       +
       + - id
       + - URL
       + - tags `@tag' comma separated, e.g.: @tag0,@tag1,...,@tagn
       + - comment
       +
       +Invoking bookmarks without any arguments prints out usage information, e.g.:
       +
       + % bookmarks
       + usage: bookmarks command ...
       +     bookmarks add id url [tags [comment]]
       +     bookmarks delete id
       +     bookmarks list
       +     bookmarks search id|url|tag
       +
       +To add a bookmark, e.g. `example':
       +
       + % bookmarks add example http://www.example.org/ @example 'Example Domain'
       +
       +To delete a bookmark, e.g. `example':
       +
       + % bookmarks delete example
       +
       +To list all bookmarks:
       +
       + % bookmarks list
       + example       http://www.example.org/ @example        Example Domain
       +
       +To search a bookmark:
       +
       + % bookmarks search example                    # via id
       + % bookmarks search http://www.example.org/    # via URL
       + % bookmarks search @example                   # via tag
       +
       +This format can also be used by `surfraw'. For more information about that
       +please give a look to the `Bookmarks' section of the surfraw(1) man page.
       +
       +bookmarks needs a sed(1) implementation that supports the `-i' non-standard
       +option.