Add note to README.md

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The latest update to the get/README.md file for the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS) add-on introduces new instructions to guide users through the post-download process. The changes clarify the need to restart Home Assistant after downloading the add-on, mention that users can uninstall the add-on afterward, and direct them to continue setup through the Home Assistant UI. Additionally, minor grammatical improvements were made for better clarity. Remember, even the best add-ons need a little break—just like we do sometimes!

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File	Change Summary
get/README.md	Added steps to restart Home Assistant after download, uninstall the add-on, and continue in the UI. Corrected grammar for improved clarity.

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11-11: Grammar update looks great! 🎯

The addition of "the" makes the sentence flow smoother than a freshly updated Home Assistant instance!

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13-18: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Clear instructions that won't drive users nuts and bolts! 🔧

The note section provides clear, sequential guidance without any fancy formatting that might upset the supervisor frontend. It's like a GPS for your Home Assistant journey - "In 200 meters, restart your system" 😄

However, let's make one tiny tweak to avoid potential confusion:

 > When you see the line "Remember to restart Home Assistant before you configure it" in the logs,
 > the downloader has completed, and you need to do what it tells you (restart Home Assistant).
-> At this point, you can uninstall the add-on as you would no longer need it.
+> After the restart, you can uninstall this add-on as it has completed its job.
 > The rest of the operation is done in the Home Assistant UI.
 > Look at the [documentation](https://hacs.xyz/docs/use/configuration/basic/) for more information.

This small change makes the timing more explicit - we wouldn't want anyone uninstalling before the restart, would we? That would be like unplugging your coffee maker mid-brew! ☕

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