less Command Generator

## What is less?

`less` is a pager — it lets you scroll through files (or command output piped to stdin) one screen at a time. Unlike `more`, less supports backward scrolling, searching with `/`, and is the default pager for `man` pages. It is the standard way to read large logs and long files without loading them fully into memory.

## How to Use

1. **Set Options**: Toggle line numbers, case-insensitive search, auto-quit, etc. 2. **Specify File**: Enter the path of the file to view (or pipe output in). 3. **Copy & Run**: Paste the generated command into your terminal.

Inside less: press `/` to search forward, `?` backward, `q` to quit, `g` to jump to the top, `G` to the bottom.

### `-N` Line numbers Prefix each line with its number — perfect for navigating stack traces and log files.

### `-S` Chop long lines Truncate overlong lines instead of wrapping them, letting you scroll sideways with the arrow keys.

### `-i` Case-insensitive search Make searches ignore case when the pattern is all lowercase (mixed-case patterns still match exactly).

### `-M` Verbose prompt Show a richer prompt with file name, position, and percentage read.

### `-E` Quit at end of file Automatically exit when you reach the bottom — handy for short files in scripts.

### `-F` Quit if one screen Exit immediately if the entire file fits on a single screen, avoiding an unnecessary pager for tiny files.

### `-X` No termcap init Skip clearing the screen on exit so the content stays visible after you quit — useful in `git` and `man`.