Improvements in demo & Link to Python version #36
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This contains some of the changes that were included in #33:
I created handling for default profiles. If decode example receives unknown profile, it displays it as codec name and adds
utf-8notice. It now also handles few additional content-hash URLs (onion, onion3, zeronet).I also linked my Python implementation from your README and your package from my README. Although this is a bit self-promotion, I think that it would be good to notify developers about other implementations of the content hash in different languages.