Add a memray entry point
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Currently we only have `memray3.X` as an entry point but having also `memray` as an entry point will make it easier for people with only one Python version installed and it would make the usage examples from -h line up with how we actually expect it to be used. This commit also updates the docs and the README file to simplify the examples with the new entry point.
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Closes: #12
Currently we only have
memray3.Xas an entry point but having alsomemrayas an entry point will make it easier for people with only onePython version installed and it would make the usage examples from -h
line up with how we actually expect it to be used.
This commit also updates the docs and the README file to simplify the
examples with the new entry point.