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Document alternative ways of reloading #50

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Each memoized function comes with a way to flush the existing value.

```ruby
person.social_security # returns the memoized value
person.social_security(true) # bypasses the memoized value and rememoizes it
person.social_security # returns the memoized value
person.social_security(true) # bypasses the memoized value and rememoizes it
person.social_security(:reload) # same as above
person.social_security(reload: true) # same as above
```

This also works with a memoized method with arguments

```ruby
person.taxes_due(100_000) # returns the memoized value
person.taxes_due(100_000, true) # bypasses the memoized value and rememoizes it
person.taxes_due(100_000) # returns the memoized value
person.taxes_due(100_000, true) # bypasses the memoized value and rememoizes it
person.taxes_due(100_000, :reload) # same as above
person.taxes_due(100_000, reload: true) # same as above
```

If you want to flush the entire memoization cache for an object
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