[docs] Remove bloat from SampleWebApi README#15
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- Remove 'Then call the API:' label (self-evident from context) - Convert Docker Compose startup bullet list to inline prose - Remove 'After startup, request:' label (unnecessary intro) Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Cleaned up
samples/SampleWebApi/README.mdto remove unnecessary labels and convert a bullet list to prose.File improved:
samples/SampleWebApi/README.mdChanges made:
Then call the API:label — thecurlcode block is self-explanatory immediately after thedotnet runblockAfter startup, request:label — unnecessary intro before the curl exampleReduction: 42 → 35 lines (~17% line reduction, ~26% word count reduction)
All essential information — commands, ports, URLs, and instructions — is fully preserved.