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chore(compiler): update README following package move

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@ -13,14 +13,16 @@ and then downloading only the executable JS to the client.
## Install and use
```
$ npm install angular2-template-compiler typescript@next rxjs @angular/compiler
# Optional sanity check, make sure TypeScript can compile
# First install angular, see https://github.com/angular/angular/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#200-rc0-2016-05-02
$ npm install @angular/compiler-cli typescript@next @angular/platform-server @angular/compiler
# Optional sanity check, make sure TypeScript can compile.
$ ./node_modules/.bin/tsc -p path/to/project
$ ./node_modules/.bin/ng2tc -p path/to/project
# ngc is a drop-in replacement for tsc.
$ ./node_modules/.bin/ngc -p path/to/project
```
In order to write a `bootstrap` that imports the generated code, you should first write your
top-level component, and run `ng2tc` once to produce a generated `.ngfactory.ts` file.
top-level component, and run `ngc` once to produce a generated `.ngfactory.ts` file.
Then you can add an import statement in the `bootstrap` allowing you to bootstrap off the
generated code.
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Run the compiler from source:
```
# Build angular2
gulp build.js.cjs
./build.sh
# Build the compiler
./node_modules/.bin/tsc -p tools/compiler_cli/src
# Run it on the test project
node ./dist/js/cjs/compiler_cli -p tools/compiler_cli/test
node ./dist/tools/compiler_cli/main.js -p tools/compiler_cli/test
```
Release:
```
$ gulp test.compiler_cli
$ cp tools/compiler_cli/README.md tools/compiler_cli/package.json dist/tools/compiler_cli
# npm login as angularcore
$ npm publish dist/tools/compiler_cli
# npm login as angular
$ npm publish dist/tools/compiler_cli/ --access=public
```