Update incorrect comment in readme

Timmmm · Timmmm · commit 67083f1020fe · 2025-06-03T21:36:42.000+01:00
It currently doesn't lint only the files that have changed. I need to figure out all the git ls-file/ls-tree stuff properly.
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ This is similar to pre-commit. Create a `.nit.json5` file (`.jsonc` and `.json`
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-Then run `nit run --all` in the root of your repository. It will lint all the files in the repository. If you run `nit run` instead it will only lint the files that have changed, as determined by `git diff`.
+Then run `nit run --all` in the root of your repository. It will lint all the files in the repository. If you run `nit run` instead it will only lint staged files.
 
 To install as a git hook, run `nit install`. For compatibility with `pre-commit` this will install as a pre-commit hook by default, though I find pre-push way less annoying so I would recommend `nit install --hook-type pre-push` instead.
 

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@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ This is similar to pre-commit. Create a `.nit.json5` file (`.jsonc` and `.json`
`52`	`52`	`}`
`53`	`53`	```
`54`	`54`
`55`		-Then run `nit run --all` in the root of your repository. It will lint all the files in the repository. If you run `nit run` instead it will only lint the files that have changed, as determined by `git diff`.
	`55`	+Then run `nit run --all` in the root of your repository. It will lint all the files in the repository. If you run `nit run` instead it will only lint staged files.
`56`	`56`
`57`	`57`	To install as a git hook, run `nit install`. For compatibility with `pre-commit` this will install as a pre-commit hook by default, though I find pre-push way less annoying so I would recommend `nit install --hook-type pre-push` instead.
`58`	`58`