Update README

Author: DrewGilpin

README.md

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 # AdvancedCMakeTitanEngineExample
 
-This repository contains a minimal example of building a small application with the **Titan (Esenthel) Engine** using modern CMake.  It accompanies the [blog post](https://medium.com/@drew.gilpin/esenthel-titan-engine-visual-studio-cmake-wsl-project-75da74e3d5b6) and can be built on both Windows and Linux.
-The project now builds two executables: a **client** sample and a **server** that hosts the ENet network.
+This repository contains an example of building a cross-platform application with the **Titan (Esenthel) Engine** using modern CMake.  It accompanies the [blog post](https://medium.com/@drew.gilpin/advanced-esenthel-titan-engine-cmake-ddb85cb3803a) and can be built on both Windows and Linux.
+The project now builds two executables: a **client** sample and a **server** that hosts the ENet network (reliable UDP). It also includes unit tests using the Google Test framework, and a GitHub Actions workflow for building and testing on every push. The latest binary release is built with every push to master, which can be downloaded and ran without any installation. spdlog is included just as an additional example of using a third party library with CMake.
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+It is recommended to use CLion 2025.1.2+. This project was built ~80% by ChatGPT Codex.
 
 ## Preparing the engine files
 
@@ -17,24 +19,27 @@ third_party/EE/EngineDebug64DX11_pdb.zip-> third_party/EE/EngineDebug64DX11.pdb
 
 ## Building
 
-CMake presets are provided for both platforms.  **The Linux presets use Clang,**
-as the third-party Titan Engine headers rely on MSVC extensions not supported
-by GCC.  Example commands:
+CMake presets are provided for both platforms. Example commands:
 
 ```bash
 cmake --preset linux-release   # or windows-release
 cmake --build out/build/<preset>
 ctest --preset linux-test      # run unit tests
 ```
 
-Both a client and server executable are produced.  Their binaries and the required *.pak files will appear in
-`out/build/<preset>/apps/client/Bin` and `out/build/<preset>/apps/server/Bin`.
+Both a client and server executable are produced.  Their binaries will appear in:
+
+`out/build/<preset>/apps/client/` and `out/build/<preset>/apps/server/`
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+The required *.pak files will appear in:
+
+`out/build/<preset>/apps/client/Bin` and `out/build/<preset>/apps/server/Bin`
 
 ## Running
 
-1. Launch the server executable from its `Bin` directory.
+1. Launch the server executable from its directory.
 2. Then run the client executable which connects to the server on `127.0.0.1:12345`.
-   The client will send a single test packet and both apps will display simple metrics.
+   The client will connect both apps will display simple metrics, use the arrow keys to move the dot, which will sync from client<->server.
 
 NB The engine headers and binaries here are subject to Esenthel / Titan Engine's license:
 ### License