Extended README.

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 # Further remarks
 See the tests for further examples.\
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-In general all methods have an optional `startPos` parameter in case searching should not start at 0 (beginning). Beware that for the `SpanBeforeXXX` methods this only influences the search position but not the outcome. Meaning the characters before `startPos` are included in a possible result.
+In general all methods have an optional `startPos` parameter in case searching should not start at 0 (beginning). Beware that for the `SpanBeforeXXX` methods this only influences the search position but not the outcome. Meaning the characters before `startPos` are included in a possible result.\
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+Furthermore all methods have an optional `stringComparison` parameter to configure the culture & case sensitivity behaviour. The default value is `Ordinal`. Meaning compare strings using ordinal (binary) sort rules.

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`136`	`136`	`# Further remarks`
`137`	`137`	`See the tests for further examples.\`
`138`	`138`	`\`
`139`		-In general all methods have an optional `startPos` parameter in case searching should not start at 0 (beginning). Beware that for the `SpanBeforeXXX` methods this only influences the search position but not the outcome. Meaning the characters before `startPos` are included in a possible result.
	`139`	+In general all methods have an optional `startPos` parameter in case searching should not start at 0 (beginning). Beware that for the `SpanBeforeXXX` methods this only influences the search position but not the outcome. Meaning the characters before `startPos` are included in a possible result.\
	`140`	`+\`
	`141`	+Furthermore all methods have an optional `stringComparison` parameter to configure the culture & case sensitivity behaviour. The default value is `Ordinal`. Meaning compare strings using ordinal (binary) sort rules.