README.md in hash_diff-1.0.0 vs README.md in hash_diff-1.1.0

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 # HashDiff
 
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 Deep comparison of Ruby Hash objects
 
 ## Installation
 
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 Comparison#diff returns the left and right side differences
 
 ```ruby
   hash_diff.diff # => { foo: ["bar", "bar2"], bar: ["foo", "foo2"], nested: { foo: ["bar", "bar2"], bar: { one: ["foo1", HashDiff::NO_VALUE], two: [HashDiff::NO_VALUE, "foo2"] } }, num:  [1, HashDiff::NO_VALUE], word: [HashDiff::NO_VALUE, "monkey"], favorite_restaurant: ["Shoney's", nil] }
 ```
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+You can also compare two arrays. The comparison is sensitive to the order of the elements in the array.
 
 #### Missing keys
 
 When there is a key that exists on one side it will return `HashDiff::NO_VALUE` to represent a missing key.
 