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LCORE-247: Doc info about run.yaml

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    • Added a direct link to an example configuration file (run.yaml) in the Configuration section to help users reference a concrete example.

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A single line was added to the Configuration section of the README under "Llama Stack project and configuration," providing a direct link to the example run.yaml file. No other files or exported/public entities were changed.

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README.md Added a link to examples/run.yaml in the Configuration section.

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A README refreshed with a link so bright,
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With run.yaml handy, you’re in luck!
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README.md (1)

153-153: Verify that examples/run.yaml actually exists (and is tracked).

The relative link is useful, but broken links inside a README are common friction points.
Please double-check that the file is committed in this PR (or already on main) and that the path is correct—including case sensitivity on case-sensitive filesystems.

If the file is not present, either include it in this PR or update the link to the correct location.


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README.md (1)

153-154: Polish the sentence for smoother reading

Minor grammar tweak makes the sentence flow better and matches common documentation tone.

-An example of simple `run.yaml` file can be found [there](examples/run.yaml)
+A simple example of a `run.yaml` file can be found [here](examples/run.yaml)
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