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Update cli.md: Document --exe expects absolute path to qjs #783

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@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ $ qjs -c app.js -o app --exe qjs

The resulting `app` binary will have the same runtime dependencies as the `qjs` binary. This is acomplished
by compiling the target JavaScript file to bytecode and adding it a copy of the executable, with a little
trailer to help locate it.
trailer to help locate it. `--exe` expects the absolute path to `qjs`, e.g., `~/bin/qjs` or `$HOME/bin/qjs`.

Rather than using the current executable, it's possible to use the `--exe` switch to create standalone
executables for other platforms.