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Update Usage in README #290

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}

$ npx sort-package-json
package.json is sorted!
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# package.json is sorted!
#
# Found 1 file.
# 1 file successfully sorted.

$ cat package.json
{
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```bash
$ sort-package-json "**/package.json" --check

# 5 matched files are sorted.

# Found 5 files.
# 5 files were already sorted.

$ sort-package-json "**/package.json" --check
# foo/package.json
# bar/package.json

# 2 of 5 matched files are not sorted.
# Found 5 files.
# 3 files were not sorted.
# 2 files were already sorted.
```

#### `--quiet` flag
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