docs: complete README usage example (lists, PyAttachment attributes)#86
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…butes Closes #52 Signed-off-by: yuriyryabikov <22548029+kurok@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fleshes out the README usage example to demonstrate the full public API accurately.
bytes(opening the file in binary mode), withparse_emailwrapped intry/except ParseError.subject,date, and iterateheaders(adict[str, str]).text_plainandtext_html(both arelist[str]).attachments, showing eachPyAttachment'sfilename,mimetype, andcontent(bytes).PyMailandPyAttachment.All attributes are verified against
fast_mail_parser/__init__.pyi. The example was run against a freshly built module (maturin develop) and executes without error.Docs only — no changes to
src/, tests, or config.Closes #52