Update WebAssembly support info in README.md

README.md

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 WebAssembly Support
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-A new NQC platform target implemented by GitHub user [maehw](https://github.com/maehw) is WebAssembly, which is part of a [broader vision](https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/197807-webpbrickcom-programming-the-1st-generation-lego-mindstorms-ris-yellow-rcx-brick-from-the-webbrowser/).
-The initial [WebNQC](https://github.com/maehw/WebNQC) implementation only targets WebAssembly (dropping support for Linux, Windows, and MacOS),
-but it might be possible to circle back and add WebAssembly as an additional platform target.
+A new NQC platform target demonstrated by GitHub user [maehw](https://github.com/maehw) is WebAssembly, which is part of a
+[broader vision](https://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?/forums/topic/197807-webpbrickcom-programming-the-1st-generation-lego-mindstorms-ris-yellow-rcx-brick-from-the-webbrowser/).
+The initial [WebNQC](https://github.com/maehw/WebNQC) implementation only targets WebAssembly (dropping support for Linux, Unix, Windows, and MacOS platforms),
+but WebAssembly targeting support has now been incorporated into this main repository while preserving the support for other platforms.
+Additionally, the Makefile has also been updated so that only one command—`make`—is needed to build from source.
 
-With NQC compiled as **WebAssembly bytecode (WASM)**, it can run in a web browser—without any installation and independent of the machine’s platform (Windows, Linux, MacOS, etc).
+With NQC compiled as **WebAssembly bytecode (WASM)**, it can run in a web browser—without any installation and independent of the machine’s platform (Windows, Linux, Unix, MacOS, etc).
 
 
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