Added -h --help to launcher arguments

Added a detailed README
renamed the module `luancher` to `launcher`

README.md

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+# Chat thing
+(better name pending probably)
+
+## What is it?
+Well it's basically a font end for Ollama like [Open-WebUI](https://openwebui.com/), but meant to run a local model and open up a somewhat easy to use API system for tools.
+
+## Use cases?
+While the primary goal is providing a somewhat more modular frontend for Ollama, you can also use this system to integrate AI into your own application, For example AI could act as a player in a game or interact with external system with the use of tools via the API
+
+simple examples are in the Display module where i gave it the ability to access python through docker and get the current date and time both with the [OllamaFunctionTool](https://server.4zellen.se:3000/Zacharias/chat_thing/src/branch/master/Core/src/main/java/me/zacharias/chat/ollama/OllamaFuntionTool.java) thru my Ollama framework
+
+## API
+The documentation for the API is available at the gitea wiki under [API docs](https://server.4zellen.se:3000/Zacharias/chat_thing/wiki/API-Docs)
+
+## How to run?
+To run you need to build the `launcher` module<br>
+`$ ./gradlew :launcher:shadowJar`<br>
+This will put the `launcher-1.0-all.jar`(or similar, based on the version) in `./launcher/build/libs`, this can now be copied anywhere and can be ran with<br>
+`$ java -jar launcher-1.0-all.jar`<br>
+you can use the `-h` argument to get a help message.
+```
+Launch options for AI_chat
+-h  --help      Provides this help message
+-s  --server    Starts the application as API server
+-p  --port      Provides the port number that the API server shuld use, defaults to 39075
+-o  --output    Redirects the API Server output to another file
+    --api       Provides API docs
+```
+
+If you only want to build the `Display` or `API` module you can use the same command but replace `launcher` with the desire module.<br>
+- API: `$ ./gradlew :API:shadowJar`
+- Display: `$ ./gradlew :Display:shadowJar`
+- Core: `$ ./gradlew :Core:shadowJar`
+  - However this one is kinda useless unless you want to directly implement the system into your application