Reflect hitl_basic being removed

[jsta]

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[mikegros]

I saw your update and realized we should cut out all that usage info. If this looks good to you now, I'll merge it.

[jsta]

I am just getting up to speed on HITL in URSA. Does the Usage section no longer apply? If so, would it be good to still list the available tags [Executor] etc?

[mikegros]

I am just getting up to speed on HITL in URSA. Does the Usage section no longer apply? If so, would it be good to still list the available tags [Executor] etc?

That usage documentation no longer applies. The CLI simplifies it and has its own tags/usage, which is described at a basic level on the main README.

For instance, instead of using:
[Executor] Make me a histogram of the first 10000 prime number spacings
as the hitl_basic.py file used to do, you would either do:

execute Make me a histogram of the first 10000 prime number spacings
or you could just type:
execute
and you would then get a prompt that looks like execute: so that you could do then type your prompt afterward:

ursa> execute
execute: Make me a histogram of the first 10000 prime number spacings

We should have an in-depth documentation for it, but right now it's documented a bit on the main README and through the help flags with the CLI call.

[jsta]

imo, a version of your above comment directing people to the main README would be good to have in docs/humanInTheLoop_example.md because the main README doesn't show up in the web docs

[mikegros]

Fixed. I updated and now it should be good to go.