docs: add section on build asset attestation to README #206
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PR Overview
This PR updates the README to document build asset attestation, informing users on how to verify NuGet package provenance.
- Added a navigation link for the new build asset attestation section.
- Introduced detailed instructions and an example command for using GitHub Attestations.
Reviewed Changes
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| README.md | Added documentation for build asset attestation. |
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This pull request includes updates to the
README.mdfile to add a new section on build asset attestation. The most important changes are:Documentation updates:
README.mdfile. This section provides information on how to verify that the NuGet package has been generated from the repository using GitHub Attestations.README.mdfile to include a link to the new "Build asset attestation" section.