template.md in debug_helper-2.0.0

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 # Debug Helper
 
-## New in Version 1.8
+[![Gem](https://img.shields.io/gem/v/debug_helper.svg?style=flat)](http://rubygems.org/gems/debug_helper "View this project in Rubygems")
 
-Classes analyzed:
+## New in Version 2.0
 
-- [Dir](#dir)
-- [Exception](#exception)
-- [Range](#range)
-- [Regexp](#regexp)
-- [IO](#io)
-- [MatchData](#matchdata)
+Previously, ```debug_helper``` explicated objects for only certain classes in the Ruby core and standard library.
 
+This version supports custom explication of user-defined classes.  This means, in effect, that you can use ```debug_helper``` to explicate any classes you choose.
+
+See [Custom](#custom).
+
 ## About Debug Helper
 
 If (like me), your debugging style is [printf debugging](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debugging#Techniques), you will have shoved this into your code many times:
 
 @[ruby](show_hash.rb)
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 @[:markdown](class_links.md)
 
 Others are treated as:
 
 - [Object](#object)
+
+But wait, there's more!  For your own classes, you can create your own handlers:
+
+- [Custom](#custom)
 
 ## Class Method or Module Method?
 
 Most examples in this documentation show use of the class method:
 