Merge pull request #5 from Parallel-7/feature/update-readme-parser-info

Update README with Parser Details

Author: GhostTypes

README.md

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 The following parsers are available:
 
-- `GCodeParser`
-- `FlashPrintParser`
-- `OrcaFlashForgeParser`
-- `GXParser`
-- `ThreeMfParser`
+- **`GCodeParser`**: A universal parser for G-code files. It automatically detects the slicer (`FlashPrint`, `Orca-FlashForge`, or `Legacy GX`) based on the file's header and delegates to the appropriate specialized parser. This is the recommended parser for most G-code files.
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+- **`FlashPrintParser`**: Parses G-code files generated by the **FlashPrint** slicer. It extracts basic metadata like printer model and filament type from the file's comments.
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+- **`OrcaFlashForgeParser`**: Specifically designed for G-code files from **Orca Slicer** (particularly the FlashForge version). It handles the detailed block-based metadata format, extracting information on filament usage, print time estimates, and Base64 encoded thumbnails.
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+- **`GXParser`**: Handles `.gx` files, which are a binary format used by older FlashForge printers. It can extract the embedded thumbnail and parse G-code comments to determine printer model, filament type, and other metadata. It supports both native `.gx` files from FlashPrint and `.gx` files that were converted from standard G-code.
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+- **`ThreeMfParser`**: Parses `.3mf` files, which are ZIP archives containing model, metadata, and G-code information. This parser is optimized for `.3mf` files created by **Orca Slicer** (FlashForge version). It extracts a rich set of data, including printer settings, detailed filament information (type, color, usage), model filenames, and the plate thumbnail image. It also internally uses the `GCodeParser` to analyze the embedded G-code for additional details.
 
 ### Example