Add terminal screenshot of creating a basic package to Readme.md

[janmartenjongerius]

Perhaps adding a simplistic man document to the readme is a bit overkill for our simplistic packager. Perhaps an example of me building a basic package in the command line would be great. I suggest a screenshot of.

$ ./packager input.csv script.php

With a few line of output, like:

Load dependencies. . . [OK]
Check Phar capabilities . . . [OK]
Checking CLI arguments. . . [OK]

================================================================================
Library:    /home/johmanx10/Projects/coseva/src/Coseva/CSV.php
Output:     /home/johmanx10/Projects/coseva/package.phar
Alias:      package.phar
Source:     /home/johmanx10/Projects/coseva/input.csv [phar://package.phar/input.csv]
Script:     /home/johmanx10/Projects/coseva/script.php [phar://package.phar/script.php]
================================================================================
[NOTE] You can use PHP constant SOURCE_FILE to access the CSV file.
================================================================================
Creating new executable. . . [OK]
Start buffering. . . [OK]
Adding CSV source. . . [OK]
Adding script file. . . [OK]
Adding Coseva library file. . . [OK]
Detected GZ compression. . . 
Compressing CSV file. . . [OK]
Compressing Script. . . [OK]
Setting bootstrap file to script.php. . . [OK]
Setting Phar stub, to initialize Coseva. . . [OK]
Saving archive to /home/johmanx10/Projects/coseva/package.phar. . . [OK]

================================================================================
DONE!!!

[johnnyfreeman]

Or even a brief screencast. :D

[janmartenjongerius]

Now you're just trying to be funny. But perhaps it's not a bad idea.

[janmartenjongerius]

On another note. I totally forgot to compress the Coseva library ><