message: Updated the runner docs section on config file to be bundled with the section for the .side.yml file
diff: @@ -108,9 +108,13 @@ selenium-side-runner --filter smoke
  ### Specify a default configuration
  -And rather than remembering all of the command-line arguments you need (which can become unwieldy) there's the ability to store your go-to configuration in a file.
  +Rather than remembering all of the command-line arguments you need (which can become unwieldy) there's the ability to store your run-time parameters in a configuration file.
  -Just create a `.side.yml` file in the directory you'll be running your tests from. The runner will pick it up automatically. Here is an example of the file's contents.
  +There are two kinds of configuration files that you can use.
  +
  +#### Option 1
  +
  +Create a `.side.yml` file in the directory you'll be running your tests from. The runner will pick it up automatically. Here is an example of the file's contents.
  ```yaml
  capabilities:
  @@ -121,11 +125,22 @@ server: "http://localhost:4444/wd/hub"
  If you want to ignore the file and use command line arguments instead, use `--no-sideyml` along with your other commands at run time.
  +#### Option 2
  +
  +As an alternative to the `.side.yml` file, you can specify your run-time parameters in a YAML file with a name and location of your choosing and specify its location when running your tests.
  +
  +```sh
  +selenium-side-runner --config-file "/path/to/your/config.yaml"
  +```
  +
  +When using the `--config-file` flag, the `.side.yml` will be ignored.
  +
  +
  ## Advanced Options
  ### Additional params
  -Plugins for Selenium IDE can specify their own unique run-time parameters. You can make use of them through the `--params` parameter.
  +Plugins for Selenium IDE can specify their own unique run-time parameters. You can make use of them through the `--params` flag.
  This options takes a string of the various options (similar to how you specify capabilities).
  @@ -147,7 +162,7 @@ selenium-side-runner --params "a.b='another example-value'"
  #### Array values
  -Alternative to strings, you can specify an array of values.
  +Alternative to strings, you can specify an array of alpha-numeric values.
  ```sh
  selenium-side-runner --params "a.b.c=[1,2,3]"
  @@ -161,18 +176,6 @@ selenium-side-runner --params "a.b.c=[1,2,3]"
  selenium-side-runner --params "a='example-value' a.b='another example-value' a.b.c=[1,2,3]"
  ```
  -### Config File
  -
  -Rather than typing out all of the runtime parameters, you can specify them in a configuration file and call it at run-time instead.
  -
  -```yaml
  -params: "a.b.c=[1,2,3]"
  -```
  -
  -```sh
  -selenium-side-runner --config-file "config.yaml"
  -```
  -
  ### Using a proxy server
  You can pass proxy capabilities to the browser using the following options in the runner.
  