Where are the docs?

[cryptoquick]

Hi, so, I had a hard time with some of these docs, as I wrote here:
https://discuss.ipfs.io/t/are-these-seriously-the-docs/9594

And I felt bad about savaging the IPFS devs like that without just, like, giving back, you know? It seems like you badly need some help, and I'm feeling generous, so I'll try to lend a hand. Only problem is... Where are the docs!? There's only Go files here. Are the Go files the docs? I tried looking up some terms like I saw on the official docs, and they're not here, and I don't really understand what all this Go code is doing... And after the awful experience I had earlier, I'm not sure I can withstand another easter egg hunt...

I mean, it doesn't even say in the README where the actual docs come from.

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[cryptoquick]

Oh shoot. I skipped over the Usage section because I didn't think of docs as something one... "used". This is just the docs generator. Is there a way I could help make this distinction clearer somewhere higher up in the README, perhaps a little above the TOC? Heck, I'll just open up a pull request since I have the repo already forked.