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Three small corrective fixes to README.md:

  • Capitalize the Flox brand in the intro and example step names. The lowercase flox form is reserved for CLI invocation; the brand on product surfaces should be Flox. Matches the renamed action.yml display name.
  • Pin code samples to the major-version tag (@v2) instead of a specific minor (@v2.2.0, now stale). The major-version pattern lets readers track the latest within v2 without rewriting their workflows on every minor release.
  • Indent the step items under steps: in the Getting Started example by two spaces. The compact form is technically valid YAML, but the indented form is the more common convention and friendlier to copy-paste into editors with strict linting. Mirrors the equivalent change in flox/activate-action.

Part of ECO-60 (follow-up README hygiene from the rename work).

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  • CI passes
  • README renders cleanly on the repo page

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Updates the README to align with current branding and versioning guidance for the Flox GitHub Action examples.

Changes:

  • Capitalizes “Flox” in the README intro and workflow step names (reserving flox for CLI usage).
  • Updates uses: examples from a specific minor tag (@v2.2.0) to the major tag (@v2) to avoid stale docs.

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Three small README fixes:

- Capitalize the Flox brand in the intro and example step names
  (the lowercase `flox` is reserved for CLI invocation). Matches
  the renamed action.yml display name.
- Pin code samples to the major-version tag (`@v2`) instead of
  a specific minor (`@v2.2.0`, now stale). The major-version
  pattern lets readers track the latest within v2 without
  rewriting their workflows on every minor release.
- Indent the step items under `steps:` in the Getting Started
  example by two spaces. The compact form is technically valid
  YAML but the indented form is the more common convention and
  friendlier to copy-paste into editors with strict linting.
  Mirrors the equivalent change in `flox/activate-action`.

Refs ECO-60.
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