Document feature to disable pry-rails #123
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The example of disabling pry-rails seemed to be missed by most, so this moves it to its own section, and explicitly highlights the ability to opt out of using the gem's features when entering the Rails console.
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An example of this feature is currently shown in the README, but it likely warrants being highlighted in its own section.
This should suffice for those desiring a way to opt out when pry is the default. If making pry opt in is what you're looking for, there are some unofficial solutions in this StackOverflow question.
Closes #110