Merge branch 'exp'

README.md

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 ### Command Line Interface Tool
 
-Version 3.2 introduces a command line tool that is called `forgex-cli` and uses the Forgex engine for debugging, testing, and benchmarking regex matches. It performs matching with commands such as the one shown in below, and outputs the results directly to standard output. [For detailed information, please refer to the documentation.](https://shinobuamasaki.github.io/forgex/page/English/forgex_on_command_line_en.html)
+Version 3.2 introduces a command line tool that is called `forgex-cli` and uses the Forgex engine for debugging, testing, and benchmarking regex matches. It performs matching with commands such as the one shown in below, and outputs the results directly to standard output.
 
-Command:
-
-```shell
-forgex-cli find match lazy-dfa '([a-z]*g+)n?' .match. 'assign'
-```
-
-If you run it through `fpm run`:
-
-```shell
-fpm run forgex-cli --profile release -- find match lazy-dfa '([a-z]*g+)n?' .match. 'assign'
 ```
+% forgex-cli find match lazy-dfa '([a-z]*g+)n?' .match. 'assign'
 
-Output:
-
-```
              pattern: ([a-z]*g+)n?
                 text: 'assign'
-          parse time:        42.9us
-extract literal time:        23.0us
+          parse time:        64.0μs
+extract literal time:         6.9μs
          runs engine:         T
-    compile nfa time:        26.5us
- dfa initialize time:         4.6us
-         search time:       617.1us
+    compile nfa time:        47.8μs
+ dfa initialize time:         5.4μs
+         search time:       704.9μs
      matching result:         T
   memory (estimated):     10324
 
@@ -253,6 +241,10 @@ state    4A = ( 2 4 5 6 )
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+Starting with version 3.5, the command line tools are provided in a separate repository, see the link below:
+
+[ShinobuAmasaki/forgex-cli](https://github.com/ShinobuAmasaki/forgex-cli)
+
 ### Notes
 
 - A program built by `gfortran` on Windows and macOS may crash if an allocatable character is used in an OpenMP parallel block.