Yet a better description

README.md

@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ So do this:
 npm uninstall -g truffle && npm install -g truffle@next 
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-If you just want to test the 2DProxy on a contract of your own without hacking that much and getting these artifacts deployed automagically just duplicate the file you want proxied into `contracts/2dproxy/` and two artifacts will be created automatically for you: `<contract_name>_ctor.json` and `<contract_name>_runtime.json` which can then be imported normally into Truffle deployments/tests like `const <contract_name>_ctor = artifacts.require("<contract_name>_ctor");`. 😄
+If you just want to test the 2DProxy on a contract of your own without hacking that much and getting these artifacts deployed automagically just duplicate the file you want proxied into `contracts/2dproxy/`.
 
 And then run:
 
@@ -71,6 +71,8 @@ truffle compile
 truffle migrate 
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+Two artifacts will then be created for you: `<contract_name>_ctor.json` and `<contract_name>_runtime.json` which can then be imported normally into Truffle deployments/tests like `const <contract_name>_ctor = artifacts.require("<contract_name>_ctor");`. 😄
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 There are also two relevant scripts in `package.json`: `prepare` & `prepare:optimized`. These are not necessary to test this in a local environment, though, use them just when hacking away!