Refactor README instructions for skill setup#3
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Removed redundant comments and improved formatting for clarity.
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You know the drill — you see a code block, you hit copy, you paste it in your terminal, and... 💥 error. Why? Because that innocent-looking # Clone the repo comment snuck in and broke everything.
Shell comments aren't commands — they're notes for humans. But when they live inside a code block, GitHub's copy button doesn't know that and grabs everything, leaving both devs and non-devs staring at a cryptic error wondering what they did wrong (nothing, it was us 😅).
The fix: Moved all explanatory text out of code blocks into plain prose above them. Now the code block contains only runnable commands — so copy → paste → ✅ just works, no terminal archaeology required.