fix: Update README.md to use apply_once_at_company style

[999AICoder]

Updated README to contain the appropriate style for apply_once_at_company. This should also address one of the items in my enhancements issue #424

[feder-cr]

explain update on src/aihawk_easy_applier.py

[elonbot]

one issue i still have is the the cover letter still being reused, with the same problem as previously with the wrong company name being used. This is obviously a huge problem im not sure how i can fix it yet. I have tried updating to the most recent version but still having the same issue.

[999AICoder]

@elonbot can you verify that you have seen the same cover letter reused in the textbox or is this the same cover letter uploaded as a pdf? How were you able to know a cover letter from a previous company was sent?

The patch in PR #432 only looks at text field reuse of the same cover letter. It is not known if the upload process has a bug. Any additional information you can provide would be helpful in troubleshooting.

The check for cover letter is currently very minimal, if the question contains 'cover letter' then there is a special case to avoid storing or reusing cover letters in text boxes.

In the v4 branch there is a utility for viewing/editing the answers.json file, could you use that utility and ensure any cover letter entries have been removed from your answers.json file. The code should not be using those, but knowing if there were entries stored in the json would help troubleshoot this.

When observing the bot in action for validation of the fix, the text field could initially display content from a previous application, which appears to be due to browser behavior. However, during the observed session, the bot successfully replaced that initial content with a cover letter tailored to the current company being applied to. Debugging this issue is challenging, and further investigation is needed to verify if the behavior remains consistent during prolonged bot execution. The observations mentioned above were made after the bot had applied for approximately three positions.