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Removed the unnecessary nomenclature block in the README

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Alex Clarke
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Whether you need to spin up a local database, manage AWS resources, analyze code, or just remember that one command you Whether you need to spin up a local database, manage AWS resources, analyze code, or just remember that one command you
always forget, `dtools` has you covered. always forget, `dtools` has you covered.
## Nomenclature
The Devtools script is abbreviated as `dtools` in the command line. This is purely done so that tab completions
work with fewer keystrokes for the CLI itself. Most commonly, `dto<TAB>` will autocomplete to `dtools`.
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## Warnings ## Warnings
* **I've only tested these scripts against Debian-based systems (Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, etc.). Some scripts may not * **I've only tested these scripts against Debian-based systems (Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, etc.). Some scripts may not
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## Running the CLI ## Running the CLI
Assuming you've already run `make install`, the script should now be available on your `PATH`, so running it is as simple as: Assuming you've already run `make install`, the script should now be available on your `PATH`, so running it is as simple as:
`dtools --help` `dtools --help`