docs: reference to-file-like-obj package rather than repeating code #91
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This removes the code from a recipe - converting the iterable output to a file-like object, and replaces it with an import from https://github.com/uktrade/to-file-like-obj This should hopefully make it just a touch easier for people to use the recipes. It's deliberate to not include the to-file-like-obj in the dependencies of this project in order to keep the dependencies down - not everyone will need it.
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This removes the code from a recipe - converting the iterable output to a file-like object, and replaces it with an import from https://github.com/uktrade/to-file-like-obj
This should hopefully make it just a touch easier for people to use the recipes. It's deliberate to not include the to-file-like-obj in the dependencies of this project in order to keep the dependencies down - not everyone will need it.