chore(docs): update README to reflect certificate process changes

README.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ HTTP/2 is **not** a currently supported protocol, as well as the following HTTP/
 ### Generating & Installing the Certificate Authority
 Before we can begin intercepting HTTPS requests from the machine, we first need to install a self-signed certificate into the root store of the machine. This certificate will act as the CA for the subsequent certificates we will be issuing to every domain/request intercepted that requires encryption(HTTPS).
 ```cs
-bool success = Eavesdropper.Certifier.CreateTrustedRootCertificate();
+bool success = Eavesdropper.CertProvider?.TryCreateTrustedRootCA("Eavesdrop");
 ```
 The result of this method will let us know if permission was granted by the user for installation into the root store, and if the installation of the CA into the root store succeeded. If the CA was installed with an elevated application process, then you will also require elevated permissions to remove the CA from the root store.