Update of README.md to reflect most recent state of the plugin and its features

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@ -165,6 +165,7 @@ The list of automatic sorting orders includes:
- `files-first` or `folders-first` - self explaining - `files-first` or `folders-first` - self explaining
- `vsc-unicode` or `unicode-charcode` - tricky for geeks - `vsc-unicode` or `unicode-charcode` - tricky for geeks
- `by-metadata:` modifier to use specific metadata for sorting - `by-metadata:` modifier to use specific metadata for sorting
- `using-extractor:` in connection with `by-metadata:` to use only part of metadata value, for example a date in specified format
- `,` separator to specify two levels of sorting. When combining folder-level and group-level sorting this allows for up to 4 sorting levels - `,` separator to specify two levels of sorting. When combining folder-level and group-level sorting this allows for up to 4 sorting levels
- `advanced recursive modified` or `advanced recursive created` - a more verbose names for `advanced modified` and `advanced created` - `advanced recursive modified` or `advanced recursive created` - a more verbose names for `advanced modified` and `advanced created`
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- `\R+`, `\.R+` or `\-R+` for Roman numbers - `\R+`, `\.R+` or `\-R+` for Roman numbers
- `\d+`, `\.d+` or `\-d+` for plain numbers or compound plain numbers - `\d+`, `\.d+` or `\-d+` for plain numbers or compound plain numbers
- `\a+` to extract the last word from title - `\a+` to extract the last word from title
- `\[yyyy-mm-dd]`, `\[yyyy-dd-mm]`, `\[dd-Mmm-yyyy]`, `\[Mmm-dd-yyyy]`, `\[yyyy-Www (mm-dd)]`, `\[yyyy-Www]` or `\[yyyy-WwwISO]` - `\[yyyy-mm-dd]`, `\[yyyy-dd-mm]`, `\[dd-Mmm-yyyy]`, `\[Mmm-dd-yyyy]`, `\[yyyy-Www (mm-dd)]`, `\[yyyy-Www]` or `\[yyyy-WwwISO]` to extract dates in various formats
## Sorting by note name and note name with file extension
If a folder contains files of various types, e.g. images and .md notes you can extend
the sorting rules onto file name extensions and, for example, push JPG files before PNG.
Use the `a-z.` or `true a-z.` syntax to enable that behavior for alphabetical or true alphabetical order.
## Manual sorting ## Manual sorting