anchor.diff:  $ mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="net.openhft.chronicle.queue.ChronicleReaderMain"  -Dexec.args="-h"
   ....
   
  -=== Command-line option parameters
  +NOTE: The `-h` argument cannot be used in conjunction with other arguments.
   
  -
  -
  -
  -[source, java]
  -....
  -@NotNull
  -private static Options options() {
  -        final Options options = new Options();
  -
  -addOption(options, "d", "directory", true, "Directory containing chronicle queue files", false);
  -addOption(options, "i", "include-regex", true, "Display records containing this regular expression", false);
  -addOption(options, "e", "exclude-regex", true, "Do not display records containing this regular expression", false);
  -addOption(options, "f", "follow", false, "Tail behaviour - wait for new records to arrive", false);
  -addOption(options, "m", "max-history", true, "Show this many records from the end of the data set", false);
  -addOption(options, "n", "from-index", true, "Start reading from this index (e.g. 0x123ABE)", false);
  -addOption(options, "h", "help-message", false, "Print this help and exit", false);
  -return options;
  -}
  -....
positive.code: 
  You can specify arguments that tailor the way that the Chronicle Reader utility behaves. For example:
  
  ==== Follow a queue
  
  To follow a queue in `/data/queue`:
  
  
negative.code: 
  == Chronicle Reader utility
  
  Chronicle Reader allows you to specify a Chronicle Queue folder and export the queue message data to text in standard output (`stdout`).
  
  To run the Chronicle Reader utility using Maven:
  
  