Added Syntax and some changes in README#106
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+ Added EBNF syntax, a formalization of the syntax of the command line. * Made some minor formatting changes, primarily to keep markdown-lint happy e.g., spacing before and after headings and code fences. * Added more details on how to reconnect using BT MAC address
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This PR aims to fix README a bit (some minor formatting changes, and a few more details regarding how to "reconnect" to one's Switch using the Bluetooth MAC address), as well as add a section regarding the Syntax of the command line in EBNF form. Such a form presents the Syntax a lot more formally than what is available.