fix: update new build name

README.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ You can check this build file and enable / disable output by toggling `if true;
 
 ### Running Unit Tests
 
-`build-xcframework.sh` is a multipurpose build script. It also creates another `fuego_test.xcframework` by merging the `simpleplayers` and `unittestmain` subprojects. While `unittestmain` is intended to be an executable, it's built as a static library where the `main` method is renamed to `run_unit_tests` with the same signature. So any iOS/visionOS/macOS application is able to run Fuego unit tests just by embedding this `fuego_test.xcframework` (in addition to `fuego.xcframework`) and calling the `run_unit_tests` method. An example of such an application is xcode\FuegoTest\FuegoTest.xcodeproj, which represents a simple SwitUI application where tests are started when a button is clicked.
+`build-xcframework.sh` is a multipurpose build script. It also creates another `FuegoTest.xcframework` by merging the `simpleplayers` and `unittestmain` subprojects. While `unittestmain` is intended to be an executable, it's built as a static library where the `main` method is renamed to `run_unit_tests` with the same signature. So any iOS/visionOS/macOS application is able to run Fuego unit tests just by embedding this `FuegoTest.xcframework` (in addition to `Fuego.xcframework`) and calling the `run_unit_tests` method. An example of such an application is xcode\FuegoTest\FuegoTest.xcodeproj, which represents a simple SwitUI application where tests are started when a button is clicked.
 
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