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Update README.md for v0.1.0 #2

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Prepare an environment for running Embulk
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Gradle plugin to set up an environment for running Embulk
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It'd be an alternative of `embulk mkbundle` so that users could maintain their Maven-based Embulk plugin installations.

Note that everything (including syntax, behavior, and else) can change drastically in later versions. This is yet work-in-progress.

Usage
------

Set up Gradle 8.4 or later (often with [the Gradle wrapper](https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/gradle_wrapper.html)), and prepare `build.gradle` like below.

```
plugins {
id "org.embulk.runset" version "0.1.0" // Just apply this Gradle plugin.
}

repositories {
mavenCentral()
}

installEmbulkRunSet {
into "path/to/embulk-home" // Set your Embulk home directory to install the Embulk plugins.

artifact "org.embulk:embulk-input-postgresql:0.13.2"
artifact group: "org.embulk", name: "embulk-input-s3", version: "0.6.0"
}
```

Then run `./gradlew installEmbulkRunSet`.
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