Added missing modules to README.md.#31
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Good Morning,
I had a problem following this task since the README just tells you to include
USEMODULE += gnrc_sock_udp, while you are required to add thegnrc_ipv6_defaultandgnrc_icmpv6_echo.This took me hours to debug, thinking I had done something wrong.
The Makefile is correct, but I was only following the README (because I wanted to do it by myself) and I think more people may have the same mentality.
Knowing this, I propose to add the new modules (compared to Task 05) to the README.md so the next people following this tutorial don't make the same mistake.
Thank you for your time,
Bernardo Belchior