Fix docker run command in README.md - #30
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This PR fixes two syntax errors in the docker run command example that prevented it from working correctly.
- Adds missing backslash continuation character after the docker image name
- Corrects the path to the executable to match its actual location in the Docker image
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Thanks! I've fixed the docker file, should be faster now to build.
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I found that I needed these two small changes to get the command to work. Maybe it's my mistake somewhere, but I thought I would suggest anyway.