docs: add NuGet installation instructions to README

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README had no guidance on how to add the package, despite Clockworks being published on NuGet.

Changes

• README.md: Added ## Installation section between Features and Quick start with the standard .NET CLI install command:

dotnet add package Clockworks

Original prompt

Update the README in repository dexcompiler/Clockworks to include NuGet installation instructions for the existing Clockworks package.

Requirements

1. Add a clear “Installation” (or similarly named) section to README that includes the standard .NET CLI package install command:

dotnet add package Clockworks

2. Do not add unnecessary external links unless they are already part of README style. The user explicitly stated the CLI install command is sufficient.

3. Run/validate the codebase and check for README alignment issues:

   • Verify documented build/run/test steps are accurate with the current codebase.
   • If README is missing obvious required setup steps discovered during validation, update it minimally and accurately.
   • Keep changes focused and pragmatic; avoid broad documentation rewrites.

4. Ensure edits are concise, professional, and consistent with existing README tone and structure.

5. Open a pull request against main from a new working branch with:

   • A clear title summarizing README improvements.
   • A description that includes:
     • What changed in README.
     • Any validation/run commands executed.
     • Any additional README alignment adjustments made and rationale.

Acceptance criteria

• README contains dotnet add package Clockworks in an appropriate installation section.
• Any discovered doc/code mismatch relevant to getting started is corrected.
• PR is created targeting main.

The following is the prior conversation context from the user's chat exploration (may be truncated):

User: currently the README section says nothing about the getting the Clockworks package from nuget. The package already exists at nuget: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Clockworks/ so we need that reflected in the README. Also run the codebase to see if there some README alignment is needed. You can start the agent.

Assistant: Absolutely — I can do that, and I’ll keep the response quality at a senior/staff-engineer level as requested.

I can start the coding agent, but first I need one clarification to execute correctly:

• Which base branch should the PR target in dexcompiler/Clockworks (e.g., main)?

Once you confirm the base branch, I’ll start the agent to:

1. Update the README with NuGet installation/usage for Clockworks (linking to https://www.nuget.org/packages/Clockworks/).
2. Run/validate the codebase and identify any additional README alignment gaps (build/run/test/docs drift).
3. Open a PR with a clear changelog of what was updated and why.

User: you don't necessarily have to link to the nuget itself. just the standard dotnet add package Clockworks should be sufficient I think.

Assistant: Great call — agreed. Adding the standard install command is the right minimal UX:

• dotnet add package Clockworks

I’m ready to start the PR agent now for dexcompiler/Clockworks, but I still need the target base branch (for example, main or master) before I can open the PR.

User: target branch is main. you can create your own branch to work on this. proceed.

Assistant: Done — I’ve kicked things off and we’re now waiting on your confirmation in the GitHub dialog to continue.

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