Fix README Dependencies #23, #15 #24
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Removed the `make` command from the Quickstart section of the README to eliminate errors related to dependency conflicts. This change directly addresses issues smartcontractkit#23 and smartcontractkit#15. - Ensures compatibility with project dependencies by avoiding the `make` command which previously led to submodule path conflicts and identifier declaration errors. - Prevents issues for new users.
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Removed the
makecommand from the Quickstart section of the README to eliminate errors related to dependency conflicts. This change directly addresses issues #23 and #15.Ensures compatibility with project dependencies by avoiding the
makecommand which previously led to submodule path conflicts and identifier declaration errors.Prevents issues for new users.