Update README: use the correct docker‑compose file #56
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The README originally pointed to `docker-compose-bot.yml` in the final command, but all the preceding steps download and use `docker-compose-bot-webhook.yml`. This change updates the launch command to match the actual file being downloaded so that users can run the stack without having to edit the README manually.
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The README originally pointed to
docker-compose-bot.ymlin the final command, but all the preceding steps download and usedocker-compose-bot-webhook.yml. This change updates the launch command to match the actual file being downloaded so that users can run the stack without having to edit the README manually.