docs: Update README

Author: Ragdata

README.md

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 <a href="https://github.com/ragdata/workflow-templates/issues" target="_blank">Issues</a>
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-<a href="https://docs.example.com" target="_blank">Documentation</a>
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 <a href="https://github.com/ragdata/workflow-templates/releases" target="_blank">Releases</a>
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@@ -61,24 +59,18 @@ Currently, the following workflows are included with the project:
 
 When you include a `workflow-templates` directory as part of your personal or organisation's `.github` repository, GitHub will display those templates as selections whenever you create a new workflow using the `New workflow` button under the `Actions` tab for ALL of your repositories.
 
-There are a couple of ways you can set this up.
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-### Simple Version:
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 1. Create a directory called `workflow-templates` in the root of your `.github` repository
 2. Add your desired `template-name.yml` and `template-name.properties.json` files to the directory.
 	* You can optionally add `.svg` files to use as icons for your templates, specified as the `iconName` property of the template's `.json` properties file.
 3. Add any required configuration files.  You can find examples in the `template-configs` directory.
 
-**DONE!**
-
-### The Way I Did It (Reusable):
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-1. Create a `workflow-templates` repository
-2. Create a `templates` directory in the root of that repo
-3. Add templates and properties files to the `templates` directory
-4. Add your `workflow-templates` repository as a submodule to your personal and organisational `.github` repositories
-5. Create a symbolic link in the root of your `.github` repos named `workflow-templates` which points at the directory which contains your templates WITHIN THE SUBMODULE
+[//]: # (**DONE!**)
+[//]: # (### The Way I Did It &#40;Reusable&#41;:)
+[//]: # (1. Create a `workflow-templates` repository)
+[//]: # (2. Create a `templates` directory in the root of that repo)
+[//]: # (3. Add templates and properties files to the `templates` directory)
+[//]: # (4. Add your `workflow-templates` repository as a submodule to your personal and organisational `.github` repositories)
+[//]: # (5. Create a symbolic link in the root of your `.github` repos named `workflow-templates` which points at the directory which contains your templates WITHIN THE SUBMODULE)
 
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