Document main.suppress-tshark-errors

docs/UserGuide.md

@@ -636,6 +636,7 @@ Termshark reads options from a TOML configuration file saved in `$XDG_CONFIG_HOM
 - `respect-colorterm` (bool) - if termshark detects you are using base16-shell, it won't map any theme RGB color names (like #90FF32) to 0-21 in the 256-color space to avoid clashes with the active base16 theme. This shouldn't affect color reproduction if the terminal is 24-bit capable, but some terminal emulators (e.g. gnome-terminal) seem to use the 256-color space anyway. Termshark works around this by falling back to 256-color mode, interpolating RGB colors into the 256-color space and avoiding 0-21. If you really want termshark to run in 24-bit color mode anyway, set this to true.
 - `stream-cache-size` (int) - termshark caches the structures and UI used to display reassembled TCP and UDP streams. This allows for quickly redisplaying a stream that's been loaded before. This setting determines how many streams are cached. The default is 100.
 - `stream-view` (string - the default view when displaying a reassembled stream. Choose from "hex"/"ascii"/"raw".
+- `suppress-tshark-errors` (bool) - if `true`, hide from the UI any errors generated during parsing of tshark-generated XML.
 - `tail-command` (string) - make termshark use this specific `tail` command. This is used when reading from an interface in order to feed `dumpcap`-saved data to `tshark`. The default is `tail -f -c +0 <file>`. If you are running on Windows, the default is to use `termshark` itself with a special hidden `--tail` flag. But probably better to use Wireshark on Windows :-)
 - `term` (string) - termshark will use this as a replacement for the TERM environment variable.