Fix publish command for no specific runtime dependencies in README fo… #67
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…r dotnet The command: > dotnet publish -c Release -r --no-self-contained is incorrect. The correct command is without the "-r". The dotnet publish command expects the -r (runtime identifier) option to be followed by a value (for example win-x64, linux-x64, etc.) Later in the document it is indicated the command specific to a runtime, which is correctly using the "-r" option. > dotnet publish -c Release linux-x64 --no-self-contained
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…r dotnet
The command: