README.md: remove reference to Replier - #37
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This pull request updates the example handler signature in the README.md to return a result and an error directly, rather than using a Replier. The review feedback correctly notes that the surrounding explanatory text in the README should also be updated to reflect this change.
As of a685e84, the Replier no longer exists. Including it in the README is confusing. This updates the README to reference the modern Handler type.
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As of a685e84, the Replier no longer exists. Including it in the README is confusing. This updates the README to reference the modern Handler type.