rework README to the gist

Author: orangecms

README.md

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-# Table of Contents
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-1.  [Fastboot-rs](#orgeb7b043)
-    1.  [Fastboot](#org06bbc39)
-    2.  [Dependencies](#org1b2ea3c)
-    3.  [Compiling](#org51d4cf8)
-    4.  [Cross-compiling](#org8069c3b)
-    5.  [What's next?](#orgd342ab5)
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 # Fastboot-rs
 
+This crate provides a simple implementation of [Android's fastboot protocol](
+https://android.googlesource.com/platform/system/core/+/master/fastboot/README.md)
+in the form of a Rust trait.
 
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-## Fastboot
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-This crate provides a simple implementation of Android Fastboot Protocol in form of Rust Trait. To demonstrate how it can actually work I used [Libusb](http:libusb.info) 
-to communicate with devices. Note, this project is just my Rust playground and has a lot to be improved. 
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-## Dependencies
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-The trait itself doesn't have any extra dependencies. However, if you want to try the examples you must have
-***libusb*** installed.
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-## Compiling
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-This library is written in Rust so to compile it you need Rust and Cargo installed.
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-## Cross-compiling
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-To cross-compile examples you will have to use Docker. To do that:
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--   Build a docker image:
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-    `docker build -t "<name>" -f ./docker/Dockerfile ./docker`
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--   Run compilation for supported targets. For Windows, for example:
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-    `docker run --rm -v "$(pwd)":/build/ "<name>" 
-    sh -c "PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$HOME/libusb PKG_CONFIG_ALLOW_CROSS=1 
-    cargo build --target=x86_64-pc-windows-gnu --examples"`
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-## What's next?
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--   Better tests;
--   More idiomatic Rust code;
--   Split the actual trait implementation.
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+See [`examples/`](examples/) for how to use it, based on [`usbio/`](usbio/).