Update autogenerated README

Signed-off-by: Florian Pritz <bluewind@xinu.at>

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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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@@ -10,6 +10,10 @@ borg-restore.pl \[options\] <path>
      --help, -h                 short help message
      --debug                    show debug messages
      --quiet                    show only warnings and errors
+     --detail                   Output additional detail for some operations
+                                (currently only --list)
+     --json                     Output JSON instead of human readable text
+                                (currently only --list)
      --update-cache, -u         update cache files
      --list [pattern]           List paths contained in the backups, optionally
                                 matching an SQLite LIKE pattern
@@ -68,6 +72,16 @@ It can be used to build your own restoration script.
 
     Reduce output by showing only show warnings and above (errors).
 
+- **--detail**
+
+    Output additional detail information with some operations. Refer to the
+    specific options for more information. Currently only works with **--list**
+
+- **--json**
+
+    Output JSON instead of human readable text with some operations. Refer to the
+    specific options for more information. Currently only works with **--list**
+
 - **--update-cache**, **-u**
 
     Update the lookup database. You should run this after creating or removing a backup.
@@ -78,6 +92,12 @@ It can be used to build your own restoration script.
     pattern. If no % occurs in the pattern, the patterns is automatically wrapped
     between two % so it may match anywhere in the path.
 
+    If **--detail** is used, also outputs which archives contain a version of the
+    file. If the same version is part of multiple archives, only one archive is
+    shown.
+
+    If **--json** is used, the output is JSON. Can also be combined with **--detail**.
+
 - **--destination=**_path_, **-d **_path_
 
     Restore the backup to 'path' instead of its original location. The destination