Recommend cpx for installing the CLI tool - #111
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cpx runs composer packages on-the-fly, so folks don't need to manually update the cli tool after each release.
This reverts commit 783a55a.
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This pull request updates the README to recommend installing the CLI tool via cpx, rather than installing it directly.
cpx runs Composer packages on-the-fly, so folks always get the latest version of the CLI tool without needing to run
composer global updatethemselves.This PR also moves the direct
composer global require statamic/cliinstall into its own "Installing directly" section at the bottom, for anyone who'd rather not use cpx.