Mention binaries, simplify install steps

Amolith created

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README.md 🔗

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 ## Installation and use
 
 **Disclaimers:** 
-1. Prebuilt binaries will be available with the [v0.0.1] release, greatly
-   simplifying installation.
-2. We consider the project _alpha-quality_. There will be bugs.
-3. Amolith has tried to make the web UI accessible, but is unsure of its current
-   usability.
-4. The app is not localised yet and English is the only available language.
-5. Help with any/all of the above is most welcome!
-
-[v0.0.1]: https://todo.sr.ht/~amolith/willow?search=status%3Aopen%20label%3A%22v0.0.1%22
-[communication platforms]: #contributing
+- Docker image coming soon™
+- We consider the project _alpha-quality_. There will be bugs.
+- Amolith has tried to make the web UI accessible, but is unsure of its current
+  usability.
+- The app is not localised yet and English is the only available language.
+- Help with any/all of the above is most welcome!
 
 ### Installation
 
 This assumes Willow will run on an always-on server, like a VPS.
 
-* Clone the repo with `git clone https://git.sr.ht/~amolith/willow`
-* Enter the repo's folder with `cd willow`
-* Build the binary with `CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -ldflags="-s -w" -o willow
-  ./cmd`
-* Transfer the binary to the server however you like
-* Execute the binary with `./willow`
-* Edit the config with `vim config.toml`
-* Daemonise Willow using systemd or OpenRC or whatever you prefer
-* Reverse-proxy the web UI (defaults to `localhost:1313`) with Caddy or NGINX or
-  whatever you prefer
+- Obtain the binary appropriate for your system from one of the release pages
+  (they're all the same)
+  - [SourceHut](https://git.sr.ht/~amolith/willow/refs)
+  - [Codeberg](https://codeberg.org/Amolith/willow/releases)
+  - [GitHub](https://github.com/Amolith/willow/releases)
+- Make sure you're in the same folder as the binary when running the following
+  commands
+- Mark the binary as executable with `chmod +x willow`
+- Execute the binary with `./willow`
+- Edit the config with `nano config.toml`
+- Daemonise Willow using systemd, OpenRC, etc.
+- Reverse-proxy the web UI (defaults to `localhost:1313`) with Caddy, NGINX,
+  etc.
 
 ### Use
 
-* Create a user with `./willow -a <username>`
-* Open the web UI (defaults to `localhost:1313`, but [installation] had you put
+- Create a user with `./willow -a <username>`
+- Open the web UI (defaults to `localhost:1313`, but [installation] had you put
   a proxy in front)
-* Click `Track new project`
-* Fill out the form and press `Next`
-* Indicate which version you're currently on and press `Track releases`
-* You're now tracking that project's releases!
+- Click `Track new project`
+- Fill out the form and press `Next`
+- Indicate which version you're currently on and press `Track releases`
+- You're now tracking that project's releases!
 
 [installation]: #installation