more help for new option

Author: excalibur1234

pacli

@@ -607,8 +607,7 @@ This command displays the last 5000 lines of your Pacman Log and makes it search
 "pacman -Ql | grep <FILE NAME>"
 This command searches for <FILE NAME> in all your installed packages. The result is a list of (bold) package names including the installation path of <FILE NAME>.
 Every package contains multiple packages, which get installed on your system during package installation. You can LIST LOCAL PACKAGE FILES to see them all (Attention: By default only files in /usr/bin/ are listed). 
-Sometimes, Pacman cannot find a file, for example a shared library. An error message is shown with <FILE NAME>. Use REVERSE FILE SEARCH to find out, which package has installed <FILE NAME> and update or reinstall that package.
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+Sometimes, Pacman cannot find a file, for example a shared library. An error message is shown with <FILE NAME>. Use REVERSE FILE SEARCH to find out, which package has installed <FILE NAME>. In most cases, you can fix the Pacman error by using one of the following options with that package: UPDATE SYSTEM, FORCE REMOVE PACKAGES and INSTALL PACKAGES, FORCE UPDATE SYSTEM, or DOWNGRADE PACKAGES.
 
 11 - DOWNGRADE PACKAGES
 "downgrade <PACKAGE NAME>"