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Update documentation to reflect API changes #2439

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Add `Runtime.PythonDLL` to C# example in README
TheJanzap Aug 22, 2024
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doc: Add different methods to reference Python DLL
TheJanzap Aug 22, 2024
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doc: Create separate bullet point for Python DLL
TheJanzap Aug 27, 2024
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README: Add comment about setting Python DLL to example
TheJanzap Aug 27, 2024
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doc: Create separate bullet point for Python DLL
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TheJanzap committed Aug 27, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ These classes include PyObject, PyList, PyDict, PyTuple, etc.
At a very high level, to embed Python in your application one will need
to:

- Reference ``Python.Runtime.dll`` (e.g. via a ``PackageReference``,
the ``Runtime.PythonDLL`` property or the ``PYTHONNET_PYDLL``
environment variable)
- Reference ``Python.Runtime.dll`` (e.g. via a ``PackageReference``)
- Set the Python library the code should run with via the ``Runtime.PythonDLL``
property or the ``PYTHONNET_PYDLL`` environment variable
- Call ``PythonEngine.Initialize()`` to initialize Python
- Call ``var mod = PyModule.Import(name)`` to import a module as ``mod``

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