Update README.md based on 2nd review of PR #143

README.md

@@ -28,16 +28,16 @@ you can create your own.
         a. application properties - set once in `tyr-core/src/main/resources/application.properties`. Necessary to rebuild Tyr after every adjustment of the file.\
         b. system properties - passed as a parameter when starting Tyr. e.g. `-Dtyr.template.format.file=/path/to/file` (preferred option)\
         c. as environment property TYR_TEMPLATE_FORMAT_FILE=/path/to/file
-1. start Tyr - `java -jar tyr-webhook-core.jar` with above MP config properties set.\
-   (as for instance with system properties, e.g. `java -Dtyr.template.format.file="/path/to/file"tyr.github.oauth.token="afegxh64hnxh4646..."  -jar tyr-webhook-core.jar`)
+1. start Tyr - `java -jar tyr-webhook-runner.jar` with above MP config properties set.\
+   (as for instance with system properties, e.g. `java -Dtyr.template.format.file="/path/to/file"t -Dyr.github.oauth.token="afegxh64hnxh4646..."  -jar tyr-webhook-runner.jar`)
 1. Expose local server instance with ngrok - https://ngrok.com/
     > Here you need to expose **http** port **8080** as the default application
     interface where the application runs. Consult the ngrok documentation for the
     information of how to specify these arguments.
 1. Add a webhook for Tyr
     1. In you test-repo - go to Settings -> Webhooks -> Add webhook
     1. Fill in Payload URL -> *your local exposed IP which is provided by 
-    ngrok + **“/pull-request”*** (e. g., http://f202cf7c.ngrok.io/pull-request)
+    ngrok + **“/pull-request”*** (e.g., http://f202cf7c.ngrok.io/pull-request)
     1. Fill in Content type -> application/json
     1. Set *Let me select individual events* and check only *Pull requests* 
     and *Pull request review comments*