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Updated README instructions #2459

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If you cloned your `realm-dotnet` repository, you can use a git command to get the submodule:

1. Open a terminal window in the `realm-dotnet` source directory
1. Enter the command `git submodule update --recursive`
1. Enter the command `git submodule update --init --recursive`


### Direct Download
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`build.sh` automates configuring and building wrappers with CMake. It accepts CMake arguments like `-GNinja`.

For Linux builds you can just build and run `Dockerfile.centos` if you don't have access to a Linux environment:
For Linux builds you can just build and run `centos.Dockerfile` if you don't have access to a Linux environment:

1. `docker build . -f Dockerfile.centos -t realm-dotnet/wrappers`
1. `docker build . -f centos.Dockerfile -t realm-dotnet/wrappers`
1. `docker run -v path/to/wrappers:/source realm-dotnet/wrappers`

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