docs: add quick start vendoring installation command to README - #38
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Context
AWS environments lack a native, self‑serve plugin marketplace for CI/CD action cataloging, which means engineering teams must manually vendor scanner utility scripts into their repositories.
Contribution
This PR updates the root
README.mdto include a dedicated “Quick Start: Vendor into your Project” section. It introduces a clean, reliable one‑liner (mkdir+curl+chmod) that allows builders to fetch and installscan/trustabl-scan.shdirectly into their workflows.Impact
This improves onboarding clarity, reduces setup friction, and provides a deterministic installation path for developers integrating Trustabl into AWS‑managed CI/CD environments.