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* Update README.md about resolving LTS versions

After getting #353 we can now resolve the LTS versions easily. This adds short documentation how to use the new `resolve` subcommand.

Hopefully this will make it clear for everyone how to use it 🙇

* docs: document flags for resolve subcommand

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Co-authored-by: Augusto Moura <me@augustomoura.com>
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@ -137,3 +137,22 @@ asdf nodejs update-nodebuild
### Integrity/signature check
In the past `asdf-nodejs` checked for signatures and integrity by querying live keyservers. `node-build`, on the other hand, checks integrity by precomputing checksums ahead of time and versioning them together with the instructions for building them, making the process a lot more streamlined.
### Resolving latest available LTS version in a script
This plugin adds a custom subcommand `asdf nodejs resolve lts`. If you want to know what is the latest available LTS major version number you can do this:
```sh
# Before checking for aliases, update nodebuild to check for newly releasead versions
asdf nodejs update-nodebuild
asdf nodejs resolve lts
# outputs: 18.16.0
```
You also have the option of forcing a resolution strategy by using the flags `--latest-installed` and `--latest-available`
```bash
# Outputs the latest version installed locally which is a LTS
asdf nodejs resolve lts --latest-installed
# Outputs the latest version available for download which is a LTS
asdf nodejs resolve lts --latest-avaliable
```