Improved C++ API and added info to README

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-# Small example of nissy_python_module usage
-
-# Compile the python module with "make python", then run this from the main
-# folder containing nissy_python_module.so
-
-# Append the main folder to the python path so we can load the module
-from sys import path
-path.append("./")
-
-# Import with a nicer name
-import nissy_python_module as nissy
-
-# Choose the solver you prefer
-solver = "h48h0k4"
-
-# Load the pruning table from file
-data = bytearray(open("tables/" + solver, "rb").read())
-
-# If you have not generated the table yet, you can do so:
-# data = nissy.gendata("h48h0k4")
-
-# Get a scrambled cube
-cube = nissy.applymoves(nissy.solved_cube, "U F R2");
-
-# Solve!
-solutions = nissy.solve(cube, solver, nissy.nissflag_normal, 0, 9, 3, -1, 4, data)
-
-# Print the solutions, one per line
-print("Found ", len(solutions), " solutions:")
-for s in solutions:
-        print(s)
-
-# You can use help(nissy) for more info about the available methods:
-# help(nissy)
-
-# Or help(nissy.methodname) if you want to know more about a specific method:
-# help(nissy.solve)