docs: cd into commit-plus after clone - #31
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The clone URL creates a
commit-plusfolder, but the setup steps saycd macgit. That folder only holds the app sources.macgit.xcodeprojis at the repo root, soopenandxcodebuildfail if you follow the docs as written.Use
cd commit-plusso the later commands run from the repository root.Summary by CodeRabbit
commit-plusdirectory. This keeps the documented setup steps aligned with the directory users should enter after cloning.