feat: resolve dependencies in batch trust commands

README.md

@@ -130,8 +130,8 @@ package (pacman backend with paru or yay, see below) and a space on every other
 
 One line, whitespace-separated tokens; `N` is the number in brackets. Numbers are
 stable for the whole session (rows that leave the list leave a gap). Every token
-of a line is validated first: a line with an unknown token or a number that is not
-listed prints an error, runs nothing, and the prompt comes back.
+of a line is checked for syntax first: an unknown token rejects the line. A number
+that is not listed prints an error and the remaining commands still run.
 
 | token | action |
 |-------|--------|
@@ -147,7 +147,10 @@ listed prints an error, runs nothing, and the prompt comes back.
 | `h`, `?` | help |
 | end of input | abort without upgrading (exit 2) |
 
-Several tokens may share a line (`1? 3- 4+`); they run left to right. With `--all`
+Several tokens may share a line (`1? 3- 4+`); they run left to right. Consecutive
+`N+` commands are processed together: selected packages required by another selected
+package are recorded as dependencies, regardless of their order. `*+` works the same
+way. With `--all`
 trusted packages are listed too, marked with `=`. When purges leave nothing to upgrade the
 session ends by itself (exit 0).